Storylines in WWE
By juleojack
@juleojack (46)
India
March 30, 2007 10:18am CST
Seeing all the extreme action in WWE, a thought just comes to my mind: Are the storylines (herebye addressed as fights) becoming more predictable? and to counter that aren't we seeing more chairs and other weapons increasing the bloodshed in the ring.
I mean we do have a good guy vs bad guy story, but the fights now seem to be more about blood shed and talk and the actual wrestling seems to have a taken a back-seat. This attempt to make the fight seem real, reveals the unreal more.
This rot started around 2-3 years after the character of Big Boss Vince took over. It was fine for 2-3 years but then too much of everything is such a bore.
Shouldn't there be some drastic changes brought about in WWE fights (maybe quickly or maybe subtly)???
2 responses
@andr3n (24)
• Portugal
21 Apr 07
I think that WWE storylines are so boring...
I always know who will win. The fights are becoming so predictable :(
The WWE fights are always the "good" guy against the "bad" guy.
Today, wwe fights aren't emotive to me. I think that the fights in Wwe should have some changes.
@GenoZyder (120)
• Philippines
31 Mar 07
Good point. Though I do think that the WWE has become more of an RPG than anything else. Bloodshed is good every now and then, but just like what you said, too much of everything can be such a bore. I do think there are only a small number of real wrestlers left in the WWE, one of which is Chris Benoit. He's one of the main reasons I'm still watching wrestling.
