Thread: Will WWE now suffer????
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Old 02-09-2016, 08:47 AM   #9
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It's a poop period for sure, but there's no WCW to turn to so I have to stay faithful to WWE, trying real hard. I want to be there for the next boom, by the time WWF went Attitude I was already pure WCW.

I can kinda get with this. Though what they do at Fastlane and the subsequent build to WM will define whether I remain faithful to them or not. If things stack up to be the same pile of shit they have been, I will cancel my sub and stick to 90 minute Hulu versions of RAW. Truth be told, I barely watch that anymore as things seem so...... bland and same-y feud to feud.

Ambrose running wild would bring something "fresh" and I think can bring some renewed interest. He is a helluva talent of whom the WWE Universe has barely been able to fully absorb. Give him the strap, loosen the reigns (see what I did there, don't worry, I'm showing myself out!) on what he can say/do and let him take control.

More individual control, less scripts.
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