Thread: DISCUSSION - The current WWE era and their failed strategy to "make everyone look credible."
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Old 10-31-2015, 10:13 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by The CyNick View Post
You really got a hard on for Ryback eh? He at least seems to speak up for himself. If only he was more talented.
I've got a "hard on" for well-booked guys with star quality. I actually like the "Vince type". I think they draw well in wrestling when booked properly, too. Ryback was a prototypical WWE superstar, they pushed him as such... and it actually worked.

If only they didn't derp it away by saying "Holy shit, this guy we made into a monster and put in the main event is getting over with the crowd! Now let's start having him lose and let it culminate with a clean loss at WrestleMania to Mark Henry!" Genius booking.
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