tnarocks1992 wrote: this sucks tna is doing awful there slowly turning into the wwe
Me: No they're not. WWE is actually good now and fun to watch.
WannaB: Seriously? I'd rather not risk wasting anymore of my time by watching to find out if you're right. I saw the Rumble this year & thought it was utter crap. Horrible matches. The only entertaining part was Umaga being choked out with the rope, and the Taker/HBK showdown in the rumble. Everything else... lame.
Yeah, WWE (not "the E", which is the gayest term ever created by internet fans along with "the product") is fun to watch now. The hardcore internet indy smarks might find it hard to believe, based on stupid popular opinions out there about stupid things, but WWE has turned around and put on many fun shows in the past few months. Smackdown is the best example of WWE's turnaround.
Everyone bashes Cena, saying things like he doesn't know how to wrestle, but he's bee able to perform better in matches than almost every wrestler in the world right now. Whether he's drawing negative heat from smarky fans, or he's getting cheered by women and children, he's the only wrestler out there right now to be able to get real emotions out of people and is able to use that in his matches. The Umaga and HBK matches are great examples of this.
Smackdown is the best pro wrestling show on TV right now. Almost everyone on the shows has a purpose to be on the show. Not everyone is being used to their full potential, but almost everyone on there is doing something right. MVP has stepped up and become a star, London and Kendrick have a real direction on shows, the World Title scene looks important, and you have JBL being able to make things sound important. Every element on the show has improved dramaticly over the past few years, and is worth watching (or in my case) downloading. Hardy/Kennedy from Smackdown last week was really fun and is worth tracking down.
Raw has been putting on lots of great TV matches lately. The HBK/Edge street fight, HBK/Cena II from England, and Edge/Orton from last week's Raw. And even though he's terrible, The Great Khali becoming involved in a feud with John Cena is actually something that could get people to want to watch. You have one guy who has steamrolled over everyone he's faced and has overcome the odds everytime he's faced with a challenge, and now you have him facing a dude who is almost unstopable. It makes for interesting TV.
People are ignorant towards WWE shows right now, and it's a shame because for the first time in years there's stuff worth seeing and that's something you can't say about TNA right now.
