It's infinitely better to have these talented guys show up every two or three weeks on tv than have them thrown at you almost every week stuck in one feud each because there's not enough talent depth.
Slow build > overexposure any day of the week
Now, guys like No Way Jose or Oney not having any tv time at allis something I could complain about.
Is the Ace telling us something?
You all no-sold my Andre The Giant/Princess Bride joke, so I must now declare you all my enemies for twenty-four hours.
Brenemies?*Ahem*
I think you mean we're all your Menomies for the next 24 hours.
Brenemies?
*tags in*
Oh, no wi-fi :-(
*tags out*
*Ahem*
I think you mean we're all your Menomies for the next 24 hours.
Borderline obscurity? is that what you think Ohno is in?Absolutely but Ohno has been back for months and his biggest win was against The Drifter...
He had a completely meaningless role at Takeover Orlando... Dude has done fuck and all
There's a middle ground between every week and borderline obscurity.
Borderline obscurity? is that what you think Ohno is in?
Hey sexyGood morning babes.
Taguchi Japan best stable.
No jabronie zone.Hey sexy
Are you getting the Taguchi Japan jacket?
You're the jabronie OwensIsMarkNo jabronie zone.
Observer said:The key problem is what was reported here last week regarding ITV and Impact not coming to a business agreement over their partnership. ITV wants to do it, and the feeling was that they had the structure to handle a taping for one show, but not a promotion, which is where TNA came aboard since they have experience in running a wrestling business. Its certainly not dead that they would be able to reach an agreement and do tapings later. It also may not happen. Whether ITV would do it on their own or work with a U.K. promotion is still up in the air. The problem with the U.K. promotions is that all the talent in the U.K., besides those signed with WWE & Anthem are free agents and work everywhere, and ITV would want a crew under contract so WWE couldnt pick them off. The Mirror reported that the shows wont be taped until 2018 which will kill the project because I dont see any top talent not getting signed somewhere before that. A lot of the talent doesnt think its going to happen now since no new dates were announced and just the way it quietly was announced as not happening. One person key in the plans said the story they were told was they were looking at starting in the next year, which sounds a lot less promising than if they said theyd be taping in the next two months. There were several minor things done to sabotage the project but ultimately I think ITV wanted to try wrestling which used to be cheap programming in the old days, but now its expensive and you have to sign the talent to deals or youll lose them if they are good to one of many different companies, most notably WWE. There are major issues that arent settled. ITV supposedly has a backup plan, but working with What Culture is not something that is being considered right now based on what were told. A lot of the talent signed by ITV was unhappy when the word was that Impact would be taking over and wanted out, and even more disappointed when these shows were canceled. Some were told that it may not be until next year when the first tapings take place, which is where the starting back in 2018 story came from. There was actually talk among some of the guys of a Radicalz 2000 jump to WWE, which obviously would have loved to have taken the top tier talent from the project, but many of the key contracts with ITV from the first set of tapings were for one year, so they have a long way to go. There was talk of some of them being at the WWE tryouts, but Im not sure WWE would let guys try out publicly who have existing contracts and we didnt hear anything about the contracted guys here trying out. Others involved with the project outright told us that given how everything went down this past week, with the cancellation and not even a clue of a new tapings date, or the nebulous early 2018, that they are going with their own mentality of like its not happening, and its a big disappointment because much of the talent had high hopes for the project
Hey calm down, RBHWorld of Sport looks done, at least with IMPACT involved. Fuck that owl.
ITV is pissed their current plans had to be delayed and might try for an early 2018 launch but likely dropping it by then.
Taguchi Japan best stable.
Having their own self-contained universe protects them from WWE though. Imagine what would have happened to Lucha Underground's roster had management not taken this into accountThere's another way Vince killed wrestling - everything's got to be a BIG production now, which is fucking stupid. Wrestling should be one of the CHEAPEST things to film, and that's part of why it became so successful on TV, because stations were desperate for cheap weekly content and wrestling was more than able to fill the gap. Not now though, it's gotta be a big arena, there's gotta be a huge stage, and titantrons, and pyro, and a hundred other things that don't really add anything to the product, just the presentation!
This shit really shouldn't be so hard. Hey, ITV: 1. give Nathan Cruz the book, 2. supply an ITV camera and production crew, 3. film matches at NGW shows, Butlins camps and other random indies up and down the country. Do what the old World of Sport wrestling did and emphasise that there's a wealth of wrestling going on in the UK every week, rather than trying to make your own self-contained World of Sport universe.
There's another way Vince killed wrestling - everything's got to be a BIG production now, which is fucking stupid. Wrestling should be one of the CHEAPEST things to film, and that's part of why it became so successful on TV, because stations were desperate for cheap weekly content and wrestling was more than able to fill the gap. Not now though, it's gotta be a big arena, there's gotta be a huge stage, and titantrons, and pyro, and a hundred other things that don't really add anything to the product, just the presentation!
This shit really shouldn't be so hard. Hey, ITV: 1. give Nathan Cruz the book, 2. supply an ITV camera and production crew, 3. film matches at NGW shows, Butlins camps and other random indies up and down the country. Do what the old World of Sport wrestling did and emphasise that there's a wealth of wrestling going on in the UK every week, rather than trying to make your own self-contained World of Sport universe.
Alexa Bliss on Talk is Jericho!
There's another way Vince killed wrestling - everything's got to be a BIG production now, which is fucking stupid. Wrestling should be one of the CHEAPEST things to film, and that's part of why it became so successful on TV, because stations were desperate for cheap weekly content and wrestling was more than able to fill the gap. Not now though, it's gotta be a big arena, there's gotta be a huge stage, and titantrons, and pyro, and a hundred other things that don't really add anything to the product, just the presentation!
Rematch of the century
Afternoon Wrasslegaf
Afternoon Wrasslegaf
Good afternoon, Champ.
7:32am here
Man you change your avatar loads! You good?
Some good, some bad, but at least the weekend's here.
And I have an online identity crisis. One day, I'll find something that fits.