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Post by Thought Collector on Dec 17, 2019 6:15:17 GMT -5
Ha noticed that too! Must be when Nia Jaxx crushed her face. I’m really getting ti dislike her character, not a face champion at all. Amazing to think that back when they turned her heel, Becky was receiving closer to Austin pops than anybody the 'E was trying to push as rebels against authority. Then once they started writing her as a top badass and positioning her against the McMahons, everything about her character turned to garbage. The face to face with Becky and Ronda in the ring to set up WrestleManis was awesome. It seemed like it had the crowd on their feet. I thought it was the simplest path for WWE to follow...and then they did all the crap with Becky being forced to bow down to Stephanie and Triple H to apologize and so on...🙄 it was like watching a balloon pop and just fall to the ground. |
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Post by Bandalero on Dec 17, 2019 8:43:28 GMT -5
rkmo: Garbage Collector Becky the wrestler is very capable in the ring. Becky "The Man" character is such a turn off however. Kudos for her capitalizing on the Nia accidental punch, but she's completely unbelievable as female Stone Cold. Rousey would mop up the floor with her hair in real life. And I hate that she gets so much offense and is mostly impervious to pain during her matches now. And the arrogance about her wreaks of being a heel, yet she's supposed to be the top babyface for the women. Stone Cold wasn't arrogant when he played the role, he was a blue-collard, beer drinking, every man. Becky comes off like she's got something stuck in her butt. Becky's right though, she is being protected. She was protected against Rousey with her flimsy disarmer vs. Rousey's arm bar, WM had to be a triple-threat so she didn't have to carry the whole match alone, she couldn't eat a pin like Charolette did against the Kabuki Warriors. And TLC's loss once again didn't require a pin.
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Post by LA Times on Dec 17, 2019 22:45:35 GMT -5
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Post by K5 on Dec 18, 2019 9:26:05 GMT -5
nothing outside of major events should be 3 hours. I get that the television networks are the ones with those expectations, but considering wrestling’s format and freedom of creative expression SURELY they can find a way to properly differentiate and brand the hours so there’s some  ing reason not to just watch the highlights |
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Post by Controversial Maverick PUNK on Dec 18, 2019 22:22:15 GMT -5
I love the people giving Purrazzo (sp?) crap when they would be passed out and blown up in the gym while she was still in her early stages of her workout. There's no excuse for having a gut like that. |
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