Vince McMahon presumed dead

[V2]

.............

gawd, this is really starting to be like a telenovelas...

[uvhst3p]

quattro03 said:

...and he admitted to faking his own death just last week on RAW. Now the new angle is that he sired an illegitimate child.

during the death angle of Mr. McMahon, and before the deaths of Sherri Martell and Chris Benoit, the angle was supposedly when Mr. McMahon comes back to raw, he narrowly escaped death and his wife Linda is the prime suspect

[qb]

v2 said:

.............

gawd, this is really starting to be like a telenovelas...

yup.... I agree..... maybe they got a Latin American or a Filipino writing their storylines.....

[giehar]

SPOILER

hornswoggle is vince's bastard son. he is the midget that helps out finlay.

it was supposed to be mr. kennedy but they had to adjust the story coz he got suspended.

i dont know about you guys but i am beginning to find the WWE storylines tasteless again. it reminds me of that time when they had that muhammad hassan character fueling the anti-muslim thing because of 9/11. these kinds of stories really turn me off.

[V2]

well, its like an endless cycle of "drama":

1. "new" protagonist / antagonist tries his best to fulfill his dream to be the champ.
2. "new" antagonist / protagonist has issues with "new" protagonist / antagonist tries to take him down (with a group, a manager or with a random WWE babe).
3. new protagonist sets the "day of settlement" over a special event (judgement day, summerslam, etc.).
4. protagonist/antagonist cheats his way to win.
5. protagonist/antagonist makes hell on antagonist/protagonist life for the sake of revenge.
6. chairman/commissioner sets another super special event (wrestlemania?) date for both parties to settle it all.
7. protagonist/antagonist wins.
8. EVERYTHING RESETS.

its like a good "IF-THEN-ELSE" statement with a lot of "LOOP". and just to make the script a bit spicy, they tend to put in issues of:
- poor boy, rich boy
- ex-drug user
- sub-character suddenly entering the limelight
- racism
- im really, really bad
- mr. gentleman

note: i typed in "NEW" because every now and then the focus changes on another wrestler from time to time.

i do hope that people dont take this post as a harsh criticism on WWE.

i liked WWE back then (during the rock and austin days - who wouldnt wanna see a people's elbow and stunner done on the antagonist/s?), but later you tend to "grow up" over it. i only watch it from time to time when i like to see the comedy and when the babes strut their stuff.

but plot-wise? i find it disappointing and pathetic.

[uvhst3p]

the best storyline today is the hardy - mvp feud

[Lotur]

wrestling's getting stale lately, they are pushing john cena too much and too many rehashed ideas.
i miss the goldberg/nwo days of wcw.

[rockthebox]

I still can't believe that

[uvhst3p]

you still can't believe what man?

[Vlad]

Sept 23, 2007 17:51:26 GMT 8 Lotur said:

wrestling's getting stale lately, they are pushing john cena too much and too many rehashed ideas.
i miss the goldberg/nwo days of wcw.

yeah miss those days but I like the days of hulk hogan/ultimate warrior w/ yokozuna as a heel wrestler good thing its still airing at MAXXX

[uvhst3p]

when i went back home to baguio, i was not able to watch any of the current wwe programs since sky cable, or sky cable baguio, does not have jack tv. instead they have maxxx. i gotta admit, maxxx is a pretty nice channel. it's like jack tv's alternative. i like the bullsh*t show and the wwe 24/7 show. when i was there, they showed ultimate warrior and i loved it

hey, warrior is going to return to wrestling sometime in june i think. it's for a mexican wrestling organization. he ain't in shape anymore so don't expect anything

[clowz]

May 7, 2008 13:40:29 GMT 8 uvhst3p said:

you still can't believe what man?

I don't know what he doesn't believe . . . but i can't believe people actually "pay" to watch this