Thread: Is Impact Wrestling the best American promotion currently?
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Old 10-10-2018, 02:25 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Noid View Post
Absolutely not. His promos are obnoxious white-noise. "DUMMY! YEAH! DUMMY! YEAH!" What the fuck does that even mean. Bray Wyatt gets shit for his promos not making sense, but going "Dummy! Yeah!" over and over again does not a good promo make.

He wants to be The Rock, but he's more Poochie Miz.



Because it doesn't make sense, they acknowledge it's fake and a performance, people apologize when they hurt each other, enemies end up friends all the time, no one acts in the way a real human would. The lack of credibility is a big part of why interest in WWE (and wrestling as a whole) is down.
Like that's all he's ever said in every promo ever. It's a catch phrase, their fairly common in wrestling. You compare him alot to the Rock but I see more of Ric Flair than I do Rock.

I don't disagree about any of what you've said there in regard to WWE. What I meant by too real was they present it like reality TV with wrestling matches. It's scripted realism that doesn't come off authentic. They throw in all their philanthropy to add to it and make themselves look mainstream.
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