CW POD: Is pro wrestling fun again?

[mj4cy]

Rock explaining why he wasn't there. Didn't want to rain on Cody and John but I think he would of brought something worthwhile.

Yeah his reasoning is fair and makes sense....but why prop it up that he was an integral part of the storyline in February?

They easily could have brought Rock out, he gets knocked out by a Cody supporter (could have even been Randy), then let Cena have his moment/win dirty.

 

[mj4cy]

Just curious. Who's the good guy in WWE that everyone likes and you hate and who's the bad guy you like that is hated by the fan base?

Great/fun question.

New Day is pretty popular but they've always been meh to me. Not sure there is anyone hated by the fan base that I'm really into.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

Listened to Busted Open, the 3 wrestlers Henry, Bully and Dreamer also hated night 2 finish.

One of big gripes was Cody looked weak for not giving Scott a true "receipt".

He gave Scott a crossroads but I guess they wanted more than that.

 

[Clonefan32]

Listened to Busted Open, the 3 wrestlers Henry, Bully and Dreamer also hated night 2 finish.

One of big gripes was Cody looked weak for not giving Scott a true "receipt".

He gave Scott a crossroads but I guess they wanted more than that.

I do have to say this is one of my least favorite things about the OWC. Did anyone actually watch that and think that Cody "looked weak" because he only gave him the crossroads? That seems totally made up. I saw people complaining about Hendry looking weak as the TNA champ in a squash with Orton-- which is totally dumb as well.

It's totally legitimate to complain about the story lines not making sense, or certain people not getting a push, etc. But these guys that get all caught up in looking weak, or who takes the pin or whatever is just silly.

 

[1UNI2ISU]

I do have to say this is one of my least favorite things about the OWC. Did anyone actually watch that and think that Cody "looked weak" because he only gave him the crossroads? That seems totally made up. I saw people complaining about Hendry looking weak as the TNA champ in a squash with Orton-- which is totally dumb as well.

It's totally legitimate to complain about the story lines not making sense, or certain people not getting a push, etc. But these guys that get all caught up in looking weak, or who takes the pin or whatever is just silly.

Guys refusing to do a proper job is the reason that pro wrestling has a lot of the problems it has...