Thread: AEW Dynamite Debut (10/2)
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Old 10-02-2019, 09:18 PM   #222
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Originally Posted by Dark One View Post
If wins and losses matter but all the matches are close, I still think that's a vast improvement over WWE's 50/50 booking in the past--I haven't watched lately to know if it's actually any better than it was. Ideally if you have someone that's won like fifteen matches straight versus somebody that's won a few matches and lost a few matches, the guy with the streak is going look better and have more momentum. But, even in "real" sports, there can be close games/upsets even with a lopsided game on paper, so I wouldn't be TOO worried about "even" matches.
I'd much rather a wrestler lose 6 close matches in a row then win lose win lose win lose. It tells a far better story.
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