Let's define burying someone

[ace3025]

Best example of being buried: The entire roster right now with HHH-Taker. I enjoyed it all last year but constantly stating that they are the last of dying breed and how they are an end of an era is pretty much telling the audience "wrestling is dead because the people we have now aren't any good". Idk, its just really bugging me this year.

John Morrison is the living example of buried. He was on his way to the top, won a VERY hyped #1 contenders match, then was bumped from the next ppv to raw, then pushed again in the rumble and chamber, pissed some people off that he shouldn't have, lost to r-truth, never won again, wwe.com posted an interview saying he isn't ready to hang with the big dogs, laid out by miz, then fired/let go

We were literally forced to forget him

[#1-norm-fan]

Originally Posted by ace3025 Best example of being buried: The entire roster right now with HHH-Taker. I enjoyed it all last year but constantly stating that they are the last of dying breed and how they are an end of an era is pretty much telling the audience "wrestling is dead because the people we have now aren't any good". Idk, its just really bugging me this year.

I don't look at it as negatively. I just think they're really hyping it as the last of a generation. If this generation was full of mega-stars I think they'd be saying the same thing.

[ace3025]

Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan I don't look at it as negatively. I just think they're really hyping it as the last of a generation. If this generation was full of mega-stars I think they'd be saying the same thing.

Yeah, I know it isn't meant as a negative, and honestly last year I enjoyed it. This year it is just feeling redundant and the "end of an era", as correct as it is, is just coming as arrogant to me, almost hulk hogany