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It was great hearing JR get flabbergasted at how hard Ishii and Makabe were beating the shit out of each other
You could just watch smackdown, you'll see all the raw highlights.
If I'm thinking logically, I wouldn't have someone who is a serious contender for the Rumbe and WWE WHC lose to Bray Wyatt who is a complete joke.
I don't think his chances are damned by just that though.
Bunch of nice guys in the business these days lads
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It was great hearing JR get flabbergasted at how hard Ishii and Makabe were beating the shit out of each other
HHH should've invited that kid in the ring after the show and then pedigree him
Yep. Watched that match again yesterday, and it was really damn stiff. Can't believe Ishii wants to do it again.
How would ya'll rate Raw on a scale of 1 to 10 tonight? Which segments are worth watching? Haven't read anything about the show.
Maybe that kid was crying because he thought Cesaro wouldn't main event mania and HHH was trying to tell him that he is booked to win the rumble?
How is Bray Wyatt a complete joke but the dude who got taken out by Kane somehow isn't?
Maybe that kid was crying because he thought Cesaro wouldn't main event mania and HHH was trying to tell him that he is booked to win the rumble?
Bray isn't booked as a joke. He's awful and I want him off my television screen but his booking isn't bad for a WWE heel in 2015.
I still get the feeling they've shifted away from Reigns. Every time Bryan is on screen, it's constant Royal Rumble talk. Every time Bryan grabs a mic, he talks about the Rumble. Meanwhile, Reigns is talking about Jack and the Beanstalk. If you weren't reading dirtsheets, you wouldn't have any reason to believe Reigns was winning the Rumble.
They are building Wyatt up for Taker, so he is strong right now. Hell, the only match Wyatt has lost in the past two months was that Tribute to the Troops match where they babyfaces always win. So no, Wyatt is not a joke according to their recent booking of him. And they always do the whole "guy loses/looks weak before a PPV" thing with guys who end up winning at the PPV. And this was more to build the match with Kane on SD because they want SD to be a bigger deal now. They want him to be the underdog going in, so they have him lose here.
So yeah. Logic.
Okada vs. Tanahashi 2 weeks in a row? I love their matches but seems like they should have introduced another new player or two.
I'm aware of the rumors of Taker/Wyatt. Nothing Wyatt has done has ever mattered, and beating a Streak-less Old Man Taker won't change that.
Meanwhile Bryan gets tripped on the apron and hits a turnbuckle pad that sets up his defeat. That was a chump loss.
Can't fucking wait! First episode got me hooked!In other new New japan on AXS this week is the rematch between okada and tanahashi. This is the match everyone has been raving about
https://www.youtube.com/embed/WUO8a-31xWM
Yes, the finish to Bryan/Bray could be logical down the line. Is it now?
No idea. Was it logical to have the guy lose his first Raw match in 9 months, when he last wrestled a Raw match he was the Champion of the World? Probably not. That's a lot of where the issue is.
It also says a lot about his positioning. Would they do this to Reigns? Oh hell no. They haven't and they wouldn't. Would they do it to Cena? They pinned him last week, but it took 16 lumberjacks or whatever. This isn't top face booking, no matter how you slice it. Bryan was a stupid idiot babyface who got attacked and then distracted by Kane, and lost.
Does Bryan lose something coming out of this? Only if it continues. If he wins the Rumble Sunday and the Championship at Mania? It made perfect sense, because Bray is now a logical challenger.
If Bryan loses the Rumble and is then in some meaningless program next week heading into Mania, it meant nothing and wasn't logical. Except for they think Bray is some great talent who can take on the Undertaker in what will be a shitty match that won't help him, and he'll be no higher next year. That's not a prediction, that's a spoiler. Lovely. Great use of your babyface star putting over the blackhole of Bray Wyatt. Who gives half a flying fuck.
I'm really trying not to get angry about this or whatever but fuck. I waited 9 months for this, and things aren't looking good after they looked great for the past few weeks. This is why there was a small part of me who I didn't want Bryan back. I didn't want to get suckered back in. I guess the best way to take WWE is to not get invested, and that's what I've got to try and do.
Okada vs. Tanahashi 2 weeks in a row? I love their matches but seems like they should have introduced another new player or two.
Yes, the finish to Bryan/Bray could be logical down the line. Is it now?
No idea. Was it logical to have the guy lose his first Raw match in 9 months, when he last wrestled a Raw match he was the Champion of the World? Probably not. That's a lot of where the issue is.
It also says a lot about his positioning. Would they do this to Reigns? Oh hell no. They haven't and they wouldn't. Would they do it to Cena? They pinned him last week, but it took 16 lumberjacks or whatever. This isn't top face booking, no matter how you slice it. Bryan was a stupid idiot babyface who got attacked and then distracted by Kane, and lost.
Does Bryan lose something coming out of this? Only if it continues. If he wins the Rumble Sunday and the Championship at Mania? It made perfect sense, because Bray is now a logical challenger.
If Bryan loses the Rumble and is then in some meaningless program next week heading into Mania, it meant nothing and wasn't logical. Except for they think Bray is some great talent who can take on the Undertaker in what will be a shitty match that won't help him, and he'll be no higher next year. That's not a prediction, that's a spoiler. Lovely. Great use of your babyface star putting over the blackhole of Bray Wyatt. Who gives half a flying fuck.
I'm really trying not to get angry about this or whatever but fuck. I waited 9 months for this, and things aren't looking good after they looked great for the past few weeks. This is why there was a small part of me who I didn't want Bryan back. I didn't want to get suckered back in. I guess the best way to take WWE is to not get invested, and that's what I've got to try and do.
No, it was a cheated loss by the heels because he was overcoming adversity.
Injury + Kane outside.
It is pretty much the most text book way to put someone over (Wyatt) while having your face still look ok.
And that will lead up to a burn off match Thursday which Bryan will win.
Text book wrestling booking.
Chump loss?
You're a mark.
They are airing 2 episodes this week, not sure what the other one is
Yes, the finish to Bryan/Bray could be logical down the line. Is it now?
No idea. Was it logical to have the guy lose his first Raw match in 9 months, when he last wrestled a Raw match he was the Champion of the World? Probably not. That's a lot of where the issue is.
It also says a lot about his positioning. Would they do this to Reigns? Oh hell no. They haven't and they wouldn't. Would they do it to Cena? They pinned him last week, but it took 16 lumberjacks or whatever. This isn't top face booking, no matter how you slice it. Bryan was a stupid idiot babyface who got attacked and then distracted by Kane, and lost.
Does Bryan lose something coming out of this? Only if it continues. If he wins the Rumble Sunday and the Championship at Mania? It made perfect sense, because Bray is now a logical challenger.
If Bryan loses the Rumble and is then in some meaningless program next week heading into Mania, it meant nothing and wasn't logical. Except for they think Bray is some great talent who can take on the Undertaker in what will be a shitty match that won't help him, and he'll be no higher next year. That's not a prediction, that's a spoiler. Lovely. Great use of your babyface star putting over the blackhole of Bray Wyatt. Who gives half a flying fuck.
I'm really trying not to get angry about this or whatever but fuck. I waited 9 months for this, and things aren't looking good after they looked great for the past few weeks. This is why there was a small part of me who I didn't want Bryan back. I didn't want to get suckered back in. I guess the best way to take WWE is to not get invested, and that's what I've got to try and do.
Bryan didn't look OK to me in that loss. He looked like an idiot who tripped and hit a pad to set up his loss.
I am a mark though.
They are airing 2 episodes this week, not sure what the other one is
I missed Raw , was it good?
I wouldn't throw in the towel just yet.Any chance I thought Daniel Bryan had of winning the Rumble on Sunday is now gone.
Roman Reigns is winning.
Fuck This Company.
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I have more faith in Bryan after his booking tonight than I did heading into it.you fuckers have no faith in bryan, but that's okay, because that's just pressure
and no pressure...no diamonds!
I'll disagree with you. I still think it is logical to get Bray over if nothing else. Even if you disagree with the choice of Bray, it does get him over, which is probably a main concern of their's if he is in fact working Taker. Like I said earlier, I still don't think Bryan is winning the Rumble. But this as build to it is completely fine. As for Bryan, his character is the underdog. As such, the stories they tell with him will be the odds being stacked against him. Him losing going into an important match with Kane plays into that. Him losing the week of the Rumble plays into that. Would they do that to Cena or Reigns? Absolutely not. But that's not a fair comparison because Bryan as both a wrestler and a character isn't in the same scenario as Cena or Reigns. Cena and Reigns are "tough guys" and "Supermen". Bryan is the guy who fights from the bottom and scraps his way to the top. If Bryan was booked like Cena and Reigns and won all the time, it would take away from his best asset: playing the underdog. The timing of it being his first match back on Raw is irrelevant. There is a story to tell and they are telling it.
Girlfriend downloaded WWE Immortals after seeing the commercial.
Someone needs to throw away his career and shoot on Kane as in "literally not one soul cares about your brimstone flabby ass in 2015, just go away".
The fact that Bray needs getting over at this point says it all.
It's not about the stereotypes of Superman or Underdog. I understand that's how WWE plays it, and arguably wrestling in general but I reject those notions in 2015. Bryan can play the underdog in a scenario with Lesnar because that makes sense, but this guy beat 3 members of Evolution clean at Mania but struggles with some half ass interference and a buckle pad.
Ultimately, I guess I just don't like wrestling, because I realize those are all well worn and standard tropes and here we are with Kane in 2015.