[coopieroLCFC]

We've all heard them ad-nauseum for months and years on end.
Some little phrase or cliche becomes popular, and is repeated over and over.
Two that immediately come to mind:

* "Frankly" - VM, I think, started this long ago, and it caught on in a big way. First with his kids, then everyone else. Everyone from the GM to announcers to the lowliest wrestler on the card often preface a statement with "Frankly".
* "Episodic" - I believe this is one of the few times in history that this word has been used. A snazzy way to describe a TV series in one word, its been repeated 100's of times, to remind us weekly how long WWE has been on the air.
One more
* "Best pure striker in the business" - All the announcers have never ceased to tire of reminding us, in every match, that the Undertaker is "arguably, the best pure striker in the business".

This is not a catch phrase it is mearly a word

 

[Cynic]

"What?"

And I'm sure as hell not referring to Austin. When he did it was hysterical. Maybe the best catch phrase ever. But he hasn't uttered the word on television in 9 years.

The audience, however, still does it all fucking show long through every promo despite the fact it stopped being funny as a running gag pretty much immediately. It has to be very frustrating for the performers.

 

[Ryu Hayabusa]

most catchphares are over-used they become cliche but you already know that

 

[Dyl]

wwe universe. :no:


and like someone has already said, the utterly retarded "What?!" chant. Dickheads

 

[Chismo]

What?

 

[animus]

While this isn't a phrase I'm tired of hearing the word "vintage". The Miz hasn't been in the game long enough to have vintage moves. The announcers like to use that word way too much.

 

[NostalgicDave]

While this isn't a phrase I'm tired of hearing the word "vintage". The Miz hasn't been in the game long enough to have vintage moves. The announcers like to use that word way too much.

Yeah that Vintage shit cole tries feeding us each week and R-Truth's 'Whats up', I cant fucking stand that guy !

 

[Kingleviathan]

Cena: You can't see me.
Crowd: Cena Sucks! Cena Sucks!
Cena: The champ is here.
Crowd: Cena Sucks! Cena Sucks!
Cena: If you smmmelll-
Crowd: Cena Sucks! Cena Sucks!

 

[mellison24]

The catchphrase I never tire of hearing is Y2J's 'SHUT the hell UP!!'

Ironically, it's what many others should do.

 

[Greatness78]

almost everything The Rock says lol

 

[Graywolf727]

While this isn't a phrase I'm tired of hearing the word "vintage". The Miz hasn't been in the game long enough to have vintage moves. The announcers like to use that word way too much.

Definitely, I am sick of it. And he uses it for so many people. Every other time Orton does a signature move "Vintage Orton!" I just want him to shut the hell up.

Idk what it is about JR but I loved his sayings, Coles sayings just annoy me.

 

[mcc4374]

"WHAT's UP!!!"

Errggh just STFU...

 

[game3525]

"What?"

And I'm sure as hell not referring to Austin. When he did it was hysterical. Maybe the best catch phrase ever. But he hasn't uttered the word on television in 9 years.

The audience, however, still does it all fucking show long through every promo despite the fact it stopped being funny as a running gag pretty much immediately. It has to be very frustrating for the performers.

This.

I love the "What?", hell it is in my sig. But it been nearly ten years and enough is enough.

 

[Jepo]

Not really a catchphrase, but he's been back commentating for about six weeks, and i'm already sick of Booker saying 'right there', good effort.

 

[Dudalizer]

"Vintage" is by far the most over-used catchphrase in WWE. Cole uses it at least a few times per match, or at least he used to. He doesn't seem to use it quite as much as a heel.

 

[HarlemHeatstroke]

The "what?" thing gets my vote... not sure why but I've always been annoyed by it

 

["Dashing" Rachel]

Let's see. There's "I'm The Miz and I'm awesome", "Can I have your attention please, and I quote", and of course, "Excuse me".

 

[XrayZen]

Obviously, individual wrestlers have their own unique catch phrases and buzz words, I was thinking more on the line of things that more than 1 person says.
But whatever, Kennedy screaming his name into the mic used to bug me, and I can sure do without Delrios "But you already knew that" every week.

 

[NoLeafClover]

WHAT