You're 100% right but
Man you can't talk about ROH's quality/talent vs. WWE and then ask this.Kinda makes sense. What do you mean by WWE style? What makes their wrestling different than TNAs or ROH?
Lol I just never noticed that WWE movesets were watered down. No wonder ROHs matches are a lot more entertaining. That's what I was basing my opinion on.You're 100% right but
Man you can't talk about ROH's quality/talent vs. WWE and then ask this.I'm just sayin'.
HybridSoldier is correct, btw. Also has to do w/ the type of stories they want told in the ring. Much more simplified and cliché in WWE...same goes for TNA. In terms of match structure, they're pretty much the same.
It's funny that the WWE's style is mostly watered down, but the majority of NXT/Superstars is less of the case just cause Vince doesn't care about either. I do remember the HHH article awhile back talking about scaling things back just so in time, there's more notable things (though that was more storyline wise instead of moves), but there's a point when you've been scaling back for years and you should be able to cut loose already. Doing 900 moves in a match doesn't automatically equate to being an awesome wrestler, as not doing too many doesn't make you bad. The WWE always wants stories in their matches, and when they're on, they're amazing. I'd much rather see HBK/Taker or Punk/Cena than Flip Casanova/Amazing Red doing massive no-selling after missed 720 splashes, but taking into account an entire PPV or Raw/SD, there has to be some type of variety on a card. That's why the thoughts of a CW division coming back needs to die down, cause why have CWs when the WWE won't let their matches be much different than Orton/Cena or (at worst) Khali/Big Show?
ROH/Indy matches typically have less of a story. Even if WWE matches are boring, the moves typically flow. Your gonna see somebody work the arm a lot, exceteriza.Lol I just never noticed that WWE movesets were watered down. No wonder ROHs matches are a lot more entertaining. That's what I was basing my opinion on.
I'm just trying to learn as much as I can about everything I can
On an unrelated note, DC when watching Japanese wrestling are you only captivated by the matches,
This is 100% true, but at the same time when certain characters just don't get over, they just don't. Look how much they have tried to build Del Rio, as a heel and face, but yet it's just not working. Granted he gets better pops as a face, but in general most of these wrestlers don't have the IT factor. You can blame the WWE creative team and Vince for the character, but most of these wrestlers need to blame themselves as well, for the lackluster performances they give. I look at someone like Kofi Kingston. Has the ability to really be a star, because he is just amazing when it comes to work in the ring, but that cheesy pumped up attitude he brings is nauseating. I just can't stand that character let alone is God awful mic skills. Only time I have enjoyed him was that feud with Randy Orton. A lot of these wrestlers are really good as technical wrestlers, but aren't doing anything with it. Look at Daniel Bryan. WWE gave him an idea on how they wanted his character to be and he ran with it. Take it from me, I could not stand D-Bry. He was extremely boring, but the absurdness with the YES chants was great and his pops are something I have not seen in years. Some of these dudes (and females for that matter) are afraid to cross the line and in the end affects their careers. There's a reason why the greats are separated from the average; they know what it takes.
I don't/can't understand the characters/language. So it is strictly for the in ring action. No subtitles
Random question. What do you think about D-Bry losing in 18 seconds last year at 'Mania? What a waste of a match and money for people
i think of it like this, i hate the fact he lost in 18 seconds but he is the most over right now as he has ever been, him & Kane make a great tag team, entertaining as hell & he made a boat load of money this year off those t-shirts. Can't be mad at all that.Random question. What do you think about D-Bry losing in 18 seconds last year at 'Mania? What a waste of a match and money for people
The following Raw and his mild push for the rest of the yearalmost made up for it, but it still rankles as a baffling, boneheaded decision. I hope Bryan finally gets his 20 minute singles match at WM30 because I'm sure it'd be fantastic.Random question. What do you think about D-Bry losing in 18 seconds last year at 'Mania? What a waste of a match and money for people
Im more happy for him making the money man. That dude used to do matches for peanuts. Now he making GOOD MONEY.
It was definitely a travesty at the moment, but it may have done more for his career in just that 18 seconds than whatever he did that year had it not happened. He's one of the most over people on the roster now with one of the most over chants in the WWE.Random question. What do you think about D-Bry losing in 18 seconds last year at 'Mania? What a waste of a match and money for people
