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Reading spoilers have never affected me in watching. If anything I want to watch it more.
When Swagger won the belt, I made sure I saw it on SD. |
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Cranky Kong
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Moreover, I figure even if I didn't remember a spoiler off the top of my head, there's a good chance it would come back to me as soon as the match started. I'd rather just not risk it at all. So you don't think there's a chance that a show can play out better on television than it read on paper? That just seems like putting a lot of stock in the opinion of others, which I feel is shakey ground in the wrestling community. But don't you feel your reaction would have been different if you didn't know it was coming? |
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