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**Mister Sinister** · 10-08-2007, 04:14 AM

Very well put.

I actually got into an convosation today at work, since we seem to talk about it alot when we aren't dealing with customers at Gamestop, finally thing is, none of them are Cena marks, which is great, but we got on the subject of Triple H, which while I admit, he is an pretty good worker, and can sometimes give amazing to sometime shitty promos, the one dude, stated that Triple H is the best choice to lead the company, and while they may be true with all the injuries, and with him perheps being the most over star in the company that not injured, I still haven't even felt myself wanting another Triple H title run, after everything that we throught/knew was going on backstage.

But does thing really boil down to what the fans want, or what is actually best for the company, with doing what the fans want, you get mixed feelings due to so many wrestlers with existing fanbases in an company, it may not be best for the company..

While on the other hand, the best move may of been to use Triple H, granted WWE had an great chance to bring Jericho out tonight, and in a way, I was disapointed in him not showing up, I feel that it was best for us not to blow our loads all over it, which we would do anyways regardless, but Jericho facing Orton may of not been the best move, and wouldn't of been what was best for the company, but then again it doesn't give the fans what they want to see. The WWE took what they throught was the lesser of the two evils, and it was the wrong choice, even thru I've been dying for another Orton title run since his move to Smackdown a few years ago.

TNA has an goldmine that they are sitting on, and can't even seem to realize it, they are like the 14 year old kid, who got like 20 minutes before his parents come home, so he get's on the internet, and blows his load instantly looking at an low grade porn site...This reminds me of TNA...The TNA writers, whoever is doing the booking is that kid, who just randomly picks the first thing they sees, and premature blows there load on it, and then randomly clicking on another link, a couple of hours later and doing the same thing, there is no eye for what is good, and what is utter garbage.

Like I said TNA has an gold mine of talent that they are not even really even remotely using to 5 percent of there potential.

ROH I can't even touch much on, since I have been out of the loot with them for awhile, and I will agree, I think Chris Hero does deserve an main event role, because he seemingly has that potential to help them raise up to an new level, nothing against the likes of Brian Danielson, who is an amazing worker ("who I know is no longer champion) didn't really have that marketbility to help push them, but I agree with you noid, that out of the three, they seem to have something that the others do not...

Logic.

10-08-2007, 04:14 AM	#2
Mister Sinister Less Talk, More Rokk! Posts: 3,555	Very well put. I actually got into an convosation today at work, since we seem to talk about it alot when we aren't dealing with customers at Gamestop, finally thing is, none of them are Cena marks, which is great, but we got on the subject of Triple H, which while I admit, he is an pretty good worker, and can sometimes give amazing to sometime shitty promos, the one dude, stated that Triple H is the best choice to lead the company, and while they may be true with all the injuries, and with him perheps being the most over star in the company that not injured, I still haven't even felt myself wanting another Triple H title run, after everything that we throught/knew was going on backstage. But does thing really boil down to what the fans want, or what is actually best for the company, with doing what the fans want, you get mixed feelings due to so many wrestlers with existing fanbases in an company, it may not be best for the company.. While on the other hand, the best move may of been to use Triple H, granted WWE had an great chance to bring Jericho out tonight, and in a way, I was disapointed in him not showing up, I feel that it was best for us not to blow our loads all over it, which we would do anyways regardless, but Jericho facing Orton may of not been the best move, and wouldn't of been what was best for the company, but then again it doesn't give the fans what they want to see. The WWE took what they throught was the lesser of the two evils, and it was the wrong choice, even thru I've been dying for another Orton title run since his move to Smackdown a few years ago. TNA has an goldmine that they are sitting on, and can't even seem to realize it, they are like the 14 year old kid, who got like 20 minutes before his parents come home, so he get's on the internet, and blows his load instantly looking at an low grade porn site...This reminds me of TNA...The TNA writers, whoever is doing the booking is that kid, who just randomly picks the first thing they sees, and premature blows there load on it, and then randomly clicking on another link, a couple of hours later and doing the same thing, there is no eye for what is good, and what is utter garbage. Like I said TNA has an gold mine of talent that they are not even really even remotely using to 5 percent of there potential. ROH I can't even touch much on, since I have been out of the loot with them for awhile, and I will agree, I think Chris Hero does deserve an main event role, because he seemingly has that potential to help them raise up to an new level, nothing against the likes of Brian Danielson, who is an amazing worker ("who I know is no longer champion) didn't really have that marketbility to help push them, but I agree with you noid, that out of the three, they seem to have something that the others do not... Logic.