MasahitoKakihara

Says the logic, dude...

You're allowed to use any nick you want to, and other people are allowed to make any conclusions out of it, and they're also allowed to disrespect your opinion, due to these conclusions. They're even allowed to disrespect your opinion out of no reason, sad as it is, but when the disrespect comes from a particular reason, it makes sense.

R Fan

I don't know how you view things in life, but that's not the way I view them. People are not allowed to make any conclusions out of my user name, they shouldn't jump to conclusions. People are not allowed to disrespect my opinions or anyone else's opinions, because they will be banned eventually. And if people are going to disrespect my opinions for no reason, then I don't have any time for them.

Scorpia

Dude, chill... You're implying that your opinion on this matter (criticizing mic skills) does not lose credibility to one when one "logically assumes" you're a fan of someone with no mic skills. Care about him or not, I get it, and I disagree. Now leave it at that?

As for Chavo, I really do think he is bland with a lack of character. His ring skills are pretty sharp, but doesn't half send me into boredom out of the ring. I think they should've put more emphasis on building a character properly rather than pushing him.

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R Fan

But that's the thing, it's not the creative team's fault that he can't act and has bad mic skills. His character is fine, the work they have done with him is fine... but he can't work with what they've done for him because apart from his ring skills, he's awful.

datboiwes

So ring skills aren't the most important thing anymore?

R Fan

Unfortunately no, they're not. The business is in a stage where it's based on entertainment (in and out of the ring), and Chavo cannot entertain outside of the ring.

datboiwes

I don't necessarily enjoy his mic work myself, but he is a spot on heel inside the rope. So, you bring out the positives, hide the negative. Give him matches where he can display his natural in-ring heel tactics (his feud w/ Rey for example, brilliant), but give him very limited time on the mic. Every wrestler doesn't need to get over by being entertaining on the mic.

mikedudelang

I really like Chavo in the ring but unfortunatly, he simply cannot touch Eddie on the mic or as a character/personality. People will always compare him with Eddie and that's simply a comparison he'll never match up to. Doesn't mean Chavo doesn't have his place in wrestling...just means Eddie was one of a kind. I think Chavo would be a great guy to resurrect the Crusierweight Title on Smackdown as that belt has more to do with in-ring skills than mic prowess.

datboiwes

He shouldn't have to match up to Eddie. Yes, Eddie was one of a kind, but so is Chavo.

Why can't fans just let him be the first Chavo Guerrero, instead of him being an extended version of Eddie?

R Fan

Why can't Chavo himself or the WWE do that? 3 amigos? Frog splash? Eddie's dance? You can't blame it on the fans when the WWE and Chavo have done nothing but shove it down our throats.