Thread: The OFFICIAL "Evey Indie Wrestler is Overrated" Thread
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Old 05-06-2007, 11:59 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Every indie wrestler sucks.

Except Dave Mercy.

to use the independent film metaphor, it's like they use their indie status to bolster them beyond their own means. In other words, that their status is a large issue than their actual skills. People promote them because they're underground, and any talent gets lost in the shuffle.


That needs a rewrite.

I think what you are trying to say is that they use independent status to alter the perceptions of the smart wrestling fan. A mediocre wrestler will work the indies, because then he will be able to say he is good, because he was on the indies.

If that is what you are trying to say, that is asinine. Where the fuck did anyone come from if it weren't from the independent scene? Not everyone is great, but not everyone is overrated. You don't too many people jumping on Bobby Fish's dick (yet). When he gets more exposure, and gets to make good impressions, maybe.

You'll have to forgive some people for taking talent as they come, and not seeing every independent promotion the same way.
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