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Watching these kinds of videos depresses me about today's state of wrestling.
Yeah, and the nip slip lol. WWE had numerous amounts of nip slips live on raw and never got in trouble for it.ahhhhhhh the good ol days
Sometimes I forget just how fucking awesome Stone Cold was
when I think of really pushing the envelope to the point where it's like "wow , how are they getting away with this?" .....
I think of Edge's live sex celebration
The whole PG thing is the WWE going backwards and is gonna hurt them down the line. Not in two years but definitely in 5-7 years. Ratings are gonna worse and buyrates will never be the same after the heights it reached in the Monday Night Wars.
Watching these kinds of videos depresses me about today's state of wrestling.
I wouldn't say this is an example of pushing the envelope, but I do agree, it sucks watching videos like this and seeing how good wrestling could be
Watching these kinds of videos depresses me about today's state of wrestling.
PG has nothing to do with a ratings decline. You can still book an entertaining, enthralling show within the confines of the PG rating. It is the way that they're attempting to access the PG audience in their booking that is the problem. The rating really makes no difference. If they tried to book a product aimed at adults and did a shitty job of it, it wouldn't be because of the rating. It would be because of the shitty booking.The whole PG thing is the WWE going backwards and is gonna hurt them down the line. Not in two years but definitely in 5-7 years. Ratings are gonna worse and buyrates will never be the same after the heights it reached in the Monday Night Wars.
I noticed people saying this a lot too. I'm with Dr. Perry Cox on this one. Anyone who isn't actually old and says things like the good ol' days is just someone who is generally trying to sound more intelligent than they are. In actuality, it's a pretty damn horrible cliché, especially when used to speak about eight years ago.I must be getting old once people refer to 2002 as "the good ol' days"!