AEW Dynamite/Collision/Rampage Thread

[peter42O]

Jeez. Khan signs Mariah May and in six months, she's been completely misused and underutilized. Did Khan even watch any of her matches in Stardom? Khan's booking is a joke. Is May being Storm's side kick the best Khan can come up with? UGH.

[EUBlink]

If AEW wants to establish itself as a place where wrestlers can come to fizzle out, travel from city to city (with poor advertisement) throwing together matches for the hell of it without investing proper storylines for the majority, save for the ones that seem to follow Tony around then they should just say so and establish themselves as such.

[UFCMPunk]

Quote: Originally Posted by peter42O

Jeez. Khan signs Mariah May and in six months, she's been completely misused and underutilized. Did Khan even watch any of her matches in Stardom? Khan's booking is a joke. Is May being Storm's side kick the best Khan can come up with? UGH.

This is why I don't understand talent signing there over WWE. From a creative standpoint... WWE is the better place to be.

[SmashMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by UFCMPunk

This is why I don't understand talent signing there over WWE. From a creative standpoint... WWE is the better place to be.

If you're talking women's division...Tegan Nox, Nikki Cross, Xia Li, Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn, Katana Chance and Kayden Carter, Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell (until the last month), Shotzi (when not injured), and Mia Yim might beg to differ? Man, you could probably throw Kairi and even Iyo in there as characters who have no traits other than "generic member of a faction", but they're on TV so it's a step above the others.

Mariah May's fine for now. Basic wrestling storytelling tells us the protege defeats the mentor in the end, so as long as they don't **** that up she'll be alright.

[dubcity]

WWE only has better creative if you ignore 95% of their weekly shows. Which, feel free. Just watch the Rock segments and it's great.

[J_Posse]

Quote: Originally Posted by dubcity

WWE only has better creative if you ignore 95% of their weekly shows. Which, feel free. Just watch the Rock segments and it's great.

You don't watch it so how would you know?

Anyone with even a glancing knowledge of WWE programming would agree that it has better creative.

Not all of it lands or is great, but they at least attempt to give people a storyline.

Can't say the same for the other promotion having a guy beat everyone else in his faction for no reason.

Quote: Originally Posted by SmashMan

If you're talking women's division...Tegan Nox, Nikki Cross, Xia Li, Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn, Katana Chance and Kayden Carter, Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell (until the last month), Shotzi (when not injured), and Mia Yim might beg to differ? Man, you could probably throw Kairi and even Iyo in there as characters who have no traits other than "generic member of a faction", but they're on TV so it's a step above the others. Mariah May's fine for now. Basic wrestling storytelling tells us the protege defeats the mentor in the end, so as long as they don't **** that up she'll be alright.

This sentiment I agree with.

You can be the supposed 10 time 'Booker of The Year' and still miss out on utilizing everyone. The rosters are too big and there is a lot of solid, underutilized talent throughout pro wrestling.

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[Mercury112491]

Quote: Originally Posted by dubcity

WWE only has better creative if you ignore 95% of their weekly shows. Which, feel free. Just watch the Rock segments and it's great.

Lol this is a ridiculous statement. Four years ago any and all shots at WWE creative were warranted. But now??


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[dubcity]

Quote: Originally Posted by J_Posse

You don't watch it so how would you know? Anyone with even a glancing knowledge of WWE programming would agree that it has better creative. Not all of it lands or is great, but they at least attempt to give people a storyline.

But I do have a glancing knowledge tho lol. The good and bad of WWE is always out there. And my point is if you take out the top main event booking, WWE isn't really much better. Raw is still 3 hours last time I checked, declining viewership hour over hour and all.