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Old 08-18-2020, 06:11 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by Gerard View Post
McIntyre with the now standard "each and every one" part of a promo.

How are promos meant to sound natural and not scripted if Vince constantly inserts his little cliche sayings into them? That phrase is used constantly like it's how everyone talks, in Vince's mind at least. They can't just say "all of you" or "everyone of you"? No, it has to be "each and every one of you\us".
It's probably the biggest problem with the actual content of the shows. Raw and SmackDown may not have genius booking, but the content could be so much better if it didn't get bogged down in scripted promos and bizarre attempts at "drama."

Seth Rollins vs. Rey Mysterio, on paper, should be a dream match/feud. It became this weird and unrealistic quest for the other man's eye. And Vince gets away with this because he has no competition.

When Rey Mysterio, Goldberg and Jeff Hardy have, by default, become the best promos in wrestling, it might be time to reconsider your method there.
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