[Klee]

It bugged me too. They missed opportunities to create some epic moments.

They weren't singing with Bray at the start. Could have been great but was cringeworthy instead.

Ric Flair endorsing The Shield to no reaction whatsoever. Evolution just stood their a little puzzled instead.

It was dire.

 

[Pharmakon]

There's always has to be a crowd that has to ruin the whole show for the night

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[Arca9]

For every amazing crowd, there are about ten poor ones.

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[Twisted14]

No.

Not a great crowd, definitely not the worst ever. Not by a long shot. They were solid this week and gave good reactions for most of the right moments.

 

[Axeslinger0u812]

Didn't this thread pop up last week? This crowd was awful, aside from the opening segment, and bits and pieces here and there.

 

[CesaroSection]

Nowhere near the worst crowd. Bryan and The Shield got a big pop and the crowd were behind them. Cena got his usual mix and Flair got a good pop too.

I've heard far far worse.

 

[LVblizzard]

The crowd last night sucked but it was far from the worst crowd ever. I recall a show last summer, I think it was in South Carolina, where almost nothing got any sort of reaction whatsoever from the crowd. It was a decent show but the crowd made it much worse than it should have been.

 

[kwab]

Kinda surprising since St. Louis has a rich wrestling history and thus, you'd assume would have lively crowds.

 

[tabish.f16]

The crowd was bad but not the worst. It made a very good seem okayish.

 

[Scissor Me Daddy-O!!]

They loved the Uso v Rybaxel match though :lol. What the hell was that? Unless the Usos were legitimately injured and then continued to deliver that quality of a match, that was a pretty boring match.

 

[The_It_Factor]

according to wf/the iwc, 90% of crowds are the "worst crowds ever".

 

[DippinLikeLipton]

I was there live and I'll easily admit it was one of the poorer crowds i've been a part of. I did my fair share to get chants started and appropriate responses going but people just didn't want to have fun apparently. I've been to a few 3 hour Raw's before but in all fairness, after the Uso match the whole show felt like a huge lifeless commercial/filler break, up until about the time Bryan came out. It just killed the crowd for too long with nothing to get overly exited about. Doesn't excuse the weak crowd, but it should put it in perspective to a degree.

 

[FlyingBurrito]

When Cena asked why, they started chanting You suck but it died off. That was almost good.

I wonder if the WWE has people in the crowd specifically to start the chants that they want? I always have a feeling the WWE is working the marks.

 

[SideTableDrawer]

Worst one I've heard in a while.

 

[Rizzo]

Not even close. The crowd was better than any of the non-smark city crowds I've seen in a while.

 

[#Mark]

I find it funny that Bryan was the only one who got a noticeably loud reaction but the second his reactions start to marginally decrease a million threads will pop up about how he isn't over anymore.

 

[Neil_totally]

that small bunch of dudes chanting 'No' during the Wyatt/choir segment bugged me.

 

[Aloverssoulz]

St. Louis is terrible. The people there might as well be dead because they sure as Hell act like it. I wish WWE would stop going there.

 

[VILLAIN]

I can't stand dead crowds. The worst crowds are the country bumpkins though. Why go to a show to sit on your ass and fiddle with your thumbs acting like an emotionless Sting?