http://thewrestlingrevolution.com/forum/
http://thewrestlingrevolution.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21224
no fan should ever be mocked for not liking your product. If anything else, WWE should know their fanbase better to know where to go and what to deliver where. People don't go with the anticipation of not liking, WWE simply didn't delivered what those fans wanted to see.A well deserved mocking I'd say. If you're presented with the opportunity to spend a lot of money to go to a show you can anticipate not liking, don't go.
Kinda disagree. You can't get mad at people for not being entertained by you, or entertained ENOUGH by you. You take notes, learn from your mistakes, and move on.
Same.
WWE shouldn't mock them, but they deserve to be mocked for throwing their disposable income at things they don't enjoy. Also I'm willing to hedge my bets and say Pat McAfee is an ex-football player?cero2k wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 09:09 i just puked a little, WWE is the corporate embodiment of insecurity.
no fan should ever be mocked for not liking your product. If anything else, WWE should know their fanbase better to know where to go and what to deliver where. People don't go with the anticipation of not liking, WWE simply didn't delivered what those fans wanted to see.A well deserved mocking I'd say. If you're presented with the opportunity to spend a lot of money to go to a show you can anticipate not liking, don't go.
they'd would have to pay it off doing another show thereBig Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 12:05 They shouldn't do this, but if they do, they should make it a thing where Lafayette, LA is now WWE's mortal enemy. They should bury the city with every chance they get and encourage fans to bring signs that do the same. Have a permanent jobber team called "The Lafayette Losers," as well as a singles jobber named "Lafayette LeGrande." Take someone universally despised like Baron Corbin and have him cutting promo talking about how he has moved to Lafayette, and even though the streets are dirty and the school system is trash, he finds that the people there think similarly to him and thus considers them kindred spirits and so he has moved there, and from now on he wants to be billed as coming from Lafayette, LA. Just go all out with it.
Absolutely not! Don't ever go back there and just keep burying them. Teach the rest of the WWE Universe that if you don't react well and aren't an important enough town, you will not get WWE in your town anymore. Mortal enemy-hood, much like the nWo, is 4 life!cero2k wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 12:36they'd would have to pay it off doing another show thereBig Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 12:05 They shouldn't do this, but if they do, they should make it a thing where Lafayette, LA is now WWE's mortal enemy. They should bury the city with every chance they get and encourage fans to bring signs that do the same. Have a permanent jobber team called "The Lafayette Losers," as well as a singles jobber named "Lafayette LeGrande." Take someone universally despised like Baron Corbin and have him cutting promo talking about how he has moved to Lafayette, and even though the streets are dirty and the school system is trash, he finds that the people there think similarly to him and thus considers them kindred spirits and so he has moved there, and from now on he wants to be billed as coming from Lafayette, LA. Just go all out with it.
Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 12:39 Teach the rest of the WWE Universe that if you don't react well and aren't an important enough town, you will not get WWE in your town anymore.
I know you're being sarcastic but this is honestly the best idea you've ever had.Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 12:05 They shouldn't do this, but if they do, they should make it a thing where Lafayette, LA is now WWE's mortal enemy. They should bury the city with every chance they get and encourage fans to bring signs that do the same. Have a permanent jobber team called "The Lafayette Losers," as well as a singles jobber named "Lafayette LeGrande." Take someone universally despised like Baron Corbin and have him cutting promo talking about how he has moved to Lafayette, and even though the streets are dirty and the school system is trash, he finds that the people there think similarly to him and thus considers them kindred spirits and so he has moved there, and from now on he wants to be billed as coming from Lafayette, LA. Just go all out with it.
There are several places like this. Lafayette is one of them (they'll say they're "at the Cajun Dome" but won't ever mention the city). I believe one of their Seattle area stops also gets this treatment. They also tend to do it when they go to MetLife stadium for Mania, which is in East Rutherford, NJ as part of the world-famous Meadowlands sports complex, but "East Rutherford" itself is almost never mentioned, and they try to shove NYC landmarks onto the logo.
I'm just saying that if you're going to do something like this, you need to go all the way with it.NWK2000 wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 13:21I know you're being sarcastic but this is honestly the best idea you've ever had.Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 12:05 They shouldn't do this, but if they do, they should make it a thing where Lafayette, LA is now WWE's mortal enemy. They should bury the city with every chance they get and encourage fans to bring signs that do the same. Have a permanent jobber team called "The Lafayette Losers," as well as a singles jobber named "Lafayette LeGrande." Take someone universally despised like Baron Corbin and have him cutting promo talking about how he has moved to Lafayette, and even though the streets are dirty and the school system is trash, he finds that the people there think similarly to him and thus considers them kindred spirits and so he has moved there, and from now on he wants to be billed as coming from Lafayette, LA. Just go all out with it.
LOL! That's basically the opposite of Great American Bash 1989 where the show took place in Baltimore, but instead of pictures of the skyline they showed random pictures of horses grazing in a country field.
Wilkes-Barre, PA usually gets the "Mohegan Sun Arena" treatment."
"The show opened to cows grazing, everyone." -Vincent Verhei.Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 26th, '19, 17:38LOL! That's basically the opposite of Great American Bash 1989 where the show took place in Baltimore, but instead of pictures of the skyline they showed random pictures of horses grazing in a country field.