I see it as four jobbers getting a leg up and being given some time on air for a bit of light relief, so maybe I'm not taking it seriously enough. The other angle was meant to be a serious feud, with talented guys and ended up making me hate all four of them involved by virtue of how cringe it was. Far worse imo.
It reached so bad it's good levels though.
I'm not sure it did actually. It was probably on the cusp of it, but I don't think it ever crossed the threshold for me. It was just flat out bad, and everyone came out of the whole thing looking like crap.
Tbf Summer was great at the time, for some of it, definitely the best part of the whole thing. But she's just gone back to obscurity since. Totally forgotten about.
Interesting, but his whole argument seems to be premised on a misunderstanding. The winners in pro wrestling are not paid more because they win the matches. They get paid more because the guys who win are the biggest stars. I'm not entirely sure why he's not grasped this.
Yeah, because Lex Luger never accomplished anything in pro wrestling
Wtf. How is it? You said Ryback wasn't suited to this environment of pro-wrestling, like Lex Luger. But yet, for a period, Lex Luger was really popular and a big name. It's an analogy that doesn't make any sense.
Wasn't Ryback?
