Thread: Why do you read spoilers?
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Old 04-14-2010, 01:13 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla View Post
It's a lot harder to buy into a match when you already know the finish, though. I think you'd like it more if you didn't know.
I'll agree to an extent. For example, Eve winning the Vagina belt on RAW. I did skim the spoilers but didn't notice that she won. Had I known, I wouldn't have cared at all. Since I didn't read the spoiler, I was surprised when she actually won it.

Spoilers definitely take out that "oh shit, nice" factor. However, it almost seems like when I know the finish I can focus more on the match at hand. With me, it's almost like watching a match you've seen before. You know what's going to happen, so you can focus on the more minute details.

It's definitely a different feeling not knowing what's going to happen, but there's enjoyment to be had on another level with that knowledge.
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