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Remember when all this bullshit was excused by people because it was happening during a pandemic. Now the Stadium Stampede is going to be in front of people. It was a slippery slope that a bunch of people clapped for like trained seals because “they’re new,” “give them a chance,” “it will get better.”
Bullshit. It has gotten worse. It has run people off. It is mocked mercilessly by people who stumble across it, whether they be general wrestling fans or not. This is the alternative to WWE — something that is ironically worse in certain ways.
It’s like an ironic wish from a genie: “Give me other wrestling to watch. Please, just ANY other wrestling!” The genie smirks. “Haha...as you wish...”
The people who defend this as good universally fall into one of two categories: they’re either hardcore sycophants that have been beaten by consuming WWE so much that they will just take the Meltzer route and praise anything they do because they’ve fit them into a babyface paradigm against the evil WWE, OR they are the sort of mouth-breathers you’d see at Nitro Parties in the 90’s. The smarter category knows deep-down this is bad television — dropped storylines, inconsistencies, no internal logic, no build, bad sound, bad production, ugly stars (for the most part). They’ve read employees of the company stooge themselves out as having NO idea of what they’re doing or having NO plans for the future. They can smell rickety death coming from this sinking ship in terms of it being any sort of viable alternative capable of influencing pro-wrestling more than Impact fucking Wrestling. So they resort to “you don’t even watch, lol” or “it’s how you make your point” and embarrass themselves like a fucking screech.
Yo, people not watching and not having time for this shit is part of the problem, ya dumb fucks. And it’s your fault for not telling them they’re not good when they so clearly think they are.
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