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how much do commentators know prior to a match?
We all know a match and its finish are worked out in advance.
Do the commentators also know about this in advance so they don't fuck up on air ? or do they not know and watch it as we watch it? ![]() shoot interviews for free : http://forums.projectcovo.com/showthread.php?t=1562931 Another quality shitty thread by The MAC ![]() |
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I would imagine that they're told before hand (and during) about what's going to happen and how to sell it.
I remember reading in Death of WCW about how the WCW announcers half the time didn't know what the fuck was going on (especially during angles) and that's ONE reason they were so horrible. |
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Also, I know the WCW and WWE had/have meetings before the show (which Jerry Lawler said in his book that he doesn't attend) that go over certain things. I'd imagine things like Loopy said... run ins, debuts, maybe even new moves. The line-up/format sheet has been mentioned more than once on WCW and WWE TV, and Joey Styles used to "throw it out the window" all the time in ECW. |
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I can't speak for the "big-time" promotions, but the one indy show I did commentary for, I was given a run-down sheet with all of the matches and who was going to win them, plus any information about run-ins and stuff like that. Also, there was a tournament going on, so I was told to hype up later tournament matches and so forth.
As for specific moves, though, I wasn't told anything, so - for example - when Sky Devian superplexed Sebastian Rose off a ladder, I marked out just as much as everybody else in the arena. |
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but if they had the results on paper... couldnt the people behind the announcers just look at the paper and see who wins.. or accedently then they would be very angry at wwe
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All wwe commentators do .
Every time the camera switches To announce tables you see the commentators Looking at the cameras ( why would you need to if the superstars are facing toward you) they do it all the time ,I guess they have notes on the Move ,hence why the referee singles to them whats happening. |
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