Post by JimRiga on Jul 21, 2024 5:40:37 GMT -5
Does nobody understand context?? Sami fluked the win, he was getting his ass handed to him, but he managed to take the small opportunity that came his way. Then after, Bron’s reaction was of frustration and he didn’t want to accept the result. He was given time to show this and he didn’t leave the ring immediately for the audience to focus on the winner like what usually happens.
That’s a great way to protect someone in the middle of a push who is wrestling for a title that the bookers don’t want them to win, while keeping their aura and not going down the played out and obvious cliche of a dq finish.
But it seems it was too subtle for some people. Do the commentators have to spell out exactly how you’re supposed to feel whilst using insider terms? “Oh my! Bron Breakker just did the job to the plucky babyface Sami Zayn in a huge swerve finish, but don’t worry folks, it’s not a burial as we’re giving him the big push, so we still want him over with all you marks out there!”
He lost, but his opponent is also in the midst of a push too. They had to keep them BOTH looking strong. How novel - getting the loser over at the same time as the winner. It just seems like having to focus on two story arcs in one match (a hot headed beast of an athlete AND an up against the odds everyman) is too much for some people.
That’s a great way to protect someone in the middle of a push who is wrestling for a title that the bookers don’t want them to win, while keeping their aura and not going down the played out and obvious cliche of a dq finish.
But it seems it was too subtle for some people. Do the commentators have to spell out exactly how you’re supposed to feel whilst using insider terms? “Oh my! Bron Breakker just did the job to the plucky babyface Sami Zayn in a huge swerve finish, but don’t worry folks, it’s not a burial as we’re giving him the big push, so we still want him over with all you marks out there!”
He lost, but his opponent is also in the midst of a push too. They had to keep them BOTH looking strong. How novel - getting the loser over at the same time as the winner. It just seems like having to focus on two story arcs in one match (a hot headed beast of an athlete AND an up against the odds everyman) is too much for some people.
