Can we stop this shit already? How many people have been "fired" recently? John Cena, Edge, Kelly Kelly, Dolph Ziggler, Vickie Guerrero, and now I suppose Alex Riley since he was supposed to only be contracted to Miz and not Raw itself (watch that one turn out to be real...*sigh*). I think that's everybody. Now John Cena was "fired" in November, and now we're in March. That's 6 firings in less than as many months. Am I the only one who thinks this plotline is becoming ridiculously overused to the point of becoming meaningless?
The occasional firing storyline is cool, but this many? Please. And most of them don't have any sort of meaning attached to them, they don't stick or even feel like the person getting fired is in a desperate situation. John Cena's didn't, he was fired about 2 weeks or so, Edge's lasted a single show, Kelly Kelly's lasted maybe 2 weeks, Dolph Ziggler's won't stick very long. At the least, he'll be at WrestleMania, same with Vickie's. The only one that will stick is Alex Riley because he's being booted back to hell. How am I supposed to care when somebody gets fired with all this shit going on? They might as well just "suspend" whoever it is, because at LEAST that runs out and it makes sense when they return to tv, as opposed to somebody getting fired and then weaseling their way back into a job like Cena or being re-hired the same show or whatever. It's becoming so overused that its getting sickening, and the worst thing is, somehow, I doubt it's over. I can just imagine them dragging this plotline even farther into the ground than they already have.
We need something different. Thoughts? I needed to get this off my chest because it's been annoying me for a few weeks.
