Since when did recruits decide on whether or not a thread or discussion gets locked or not?
I've had just about enough of the pointless "this is going to get locked" posts made by a number of members here in the union. Sure, you may be notifying posters but you're not contributing in the topic discussion at all, which in my opinion is classified as spam.
Just leave the officers to do their jobs and decide for themselves. Stop being so critical when it comes to discussions, especially if you've got no authority in the final say.
With that out of the way, I am going to go back on the topic, which may I add is something different to the general discussions we've had about the attitude era.
Regardless of that though, it is obvious that the WWE has been adopting a sort of nostalgic emission and it is fairly apparent that they are trying to merge what was once known as the attitude era to what is now known as the (sports) entertainment era. Whether or not it will be a total success remains the question, although I've got to admit, it is looking promising.
WWE has got so much talent, no doubt about that. It's just a matter of WWE Creative (along with the management backstage) pulling their socks up and actually deciding to create something fresh for a change, and for the better too. It's all in their hands at the end of the day.
Find five good, fun, charasmatic guys that can fight each other at the top for a year and a half. Like Rock, HHH, Austin, Angle, and Undertaker did for a while.Attitude2000
Trips - Funnier than ever.
HBK - Funnier than ever.
Angle - More focused and entertaining on his wrestling
Edge - Is good to watch the highs and lows of him striving to become WWE Champion.
Batista - Is a human powerhouse and despit being the big guy can put on some fast paced matches.
There is your five. And I hope they remain the top five. Or six as soon as Benoit comes back. Actually, shouldn't it be Top 6? Y2J was very entertaining.
The problem is let's say:
SCSA kicks the Rock's ass on RAW. The people who missed RAW watch Smackdown and Smackdown's ratings go up.
These days you have to wait an entire week for it so you kind of lose the excitement.
Edge vs. Cena's fued really would have worked under the former option even though Edge's title reign was only 3 weeks. You can have about 6 confrontations between the two hyping up the PPV but instead we got 3 but the match was still built up well.
How about nothing? How about trying to move forward and finding the new big thing instead of moving backwards?
The Attitude era is the very reason why mainstream pro-wrestling in North America is slowly dying.
Besides, the Attitude era was overrated, anyway. Awesome for its time, but none of it really holds up today. Same with NWO and Hulkamania. WWE 2000 is where it was at.
[QUOTE="Attitude2000"]Find five good, fun, charasmatic guys that can fight each other at the top for a year and a half. Like Rock, HHH, Austin, Angle, and Undertaker did for a while.Total-KO
Trips - Funnier than ever.
HBK - Funnier than ever.
Angle - More focused and entertaining on his wrestling
Edge - Is good to watch the highs and lows of him striving to become WWE Champion.
Batista - Is a human powerhouse and despit being the big guy can put on some fast paced matches.
There is your five. And I hope they remain the top five. Or six as soon as Benoit comes back. Actually, shouldn't it be Top 6? Y2J was very entertaining.
Great choices. Also, I forgot about Y2J.I think the WWE is trying to re-create the Attitude Era. They are re-introducing DX, they are creating another wrestling branch (ECW), which they will probably destroy in a year just like WCW. I think the WWE has run out of ideas and are trying to re-create the "good-ole-days".GTAps2SanAWWE ran out of ideas a LOOONG time ago.
How about nothing? How about trying to move forward and finding the new big thing instead of moving backwards?
The Attitude era is the very reason why mainstream pro-wrestling in North America is slowly dying.
Besides, the Attitude era was overrated, anyway. Awesome for its time, but none of it really holds up today. Same with NWO and Hulkamania. WWE 2000 is where it was at.
_Muta
How about nothing? How about trying to move forward and finding the new big thing instead of moving backwards?
The Attitude era is the very reason why mainstream pro-wrestling in North America is slowly dying.
Besides, the Attitude era was overrated, anyway. Awesome for its time, but none of it really holds up today. Same with NWO and Hulkamania. WWE 2000 is where it was at.
_Muta
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