Yeah I noticed that but did you also notice only on the first turn buckle he went to?Oh yeah. Good that WWE atleast allowed that. And one more thing that I noticed that when Austin returned, he had raised his middle finger when he stood on the turnbuckle. And the last time, in 2010, when he had come as a Raw guest host, he had just raised his arms and not the middle finger. Just like written in somebody's signature :"WWE isnt in the PG era, its in the rebuilding era"![]()
This.Yes, he did, and I don't have a problem with it. Any kid that's allowed to watch WWE hears worse language on TV every day. I mean, Raw doesn't end until around 11:15 at night. Do you have any idea what kind of language a kid watching could hear at that time if he just changed the channel?
:faint:Ever since The Rock's first promo, The Miz, Cena, Jerry Lawler, everyone's saying ass now. Nice to see WWE has let more light profanities in.
Although JR calling Cole a rat bastard was pretty edgey but great at the same time.![]()
Or, as Cena has said several times,"I'm gonna turn your face into mush!" Really?I was wondering the same thing. I think its nice to hear a little profanity every now and again. It alot better than hearing Im gunna beat your little booty.
Imagine, "ECW(original) turns PG in order to bring YOUR family a better, more child friendly experience."I dont know why WWE got into the trend that being edgy will take away ratings and merch sales. Shows like Family Guy and South Park are huge hits and look at the content of those shows.
I'm not saying WWE has to have swearing all the time, extreme violence and half-nudity with the Divas, but I'm glad to see them finally realizing that they dont have to put on a Disney level show to bring in viewers.