Celebrity v Wrestler

**Theo Dious** · 04-13-2007, 03:22 PM

Celebrities like Butterbean, Mike Tyson, even Lawrence Taylor I don't mind, because they have a business in a sport of physical strength and ability. Trump was okay in his role; mostly what I disliked about that was the horrible match that was put together and the continuing rape of the IC title's credibility. Minutes-long appearances like Mark Cuban getting RKO'ed aren't bad. Jay Leno in WCW was pathetic and David Arquette was worse. K-Fed I think was worse than all of it. It says something when a legion of people who dislike Cena were still disgusted seeing him job to a boy-band pansy.
Like I said in another thread, celebrity involvement in WWE should be kept to "Oh look who's in the audience." If they must go further, keep it to people who will either not wrestle themselves, or who aren't of a disposition that would lead us to believe that they would be killed just by looking at a real wrestler.

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04-13-2007, 03:22 PM	#3
Theo Dious EATER OF HOT POCKETS Posts: 14,340	Celebrities like Butterbean, Mike Tyson, even Lawrence Taylor I don't mind, because they have a business in a sport of physical strength and ability. Trump was okay in his role; mostly what I disliked about that was the horrible match that was put together and the continuing rape of the IC title's credibility. Minutes-long appearances like Mark Cuban getting RKO'ed aren't bad. Jay Leno in WCW was pathetic and David Arquette was worse. K-Fed I think was worse than all of it. It says something when a legion of people who dislike Cena were still disgusted seeing him job to a boy-band pansy. Like I said in another thread, celebrity involvement in WWE should be kept to "Oh look who's in the audience." If they must go further, keep it to people who will either not wrestle themselves, or who aren't of a disposition that would lead us to believe that they would be killed just by looking at a real wrestler.