When the idea of the Bound For Glory Series first came up i was quite impressed and was looking forward to 3 months of competitive matches. But they did something i wasn't expecting.
Live events count towards the series.
I always thought that live events lack something special because although you often have world title matches, the big titles never change hands. The matches often end with interferences and disqualifications. Yes, you do occasionally get good matches but most people know that the titles won't be changing hands. I know sometimes tag titles and midcard titles change hands at live events but never the big ones.
I'm just watching Impact Wrestling from thursday and was impressed when they showed that BFG Series matches had taken place at live events. Now, these matches actually matter and have a large effect on the TV broadcasts. If you're at a live event and see Mr Anderson vs Kurt Angle for the World Title advertised as the main event, you know that Anderson is going to be keeping that title. But if you see Gunner vs AJ Styles in a BFG Series match advertised, you think "i wonder who'll win that one?"
So does anyone else see what i'm saying? Do you think it's a good idea for BFG Series matches to take place at live events?
Live events count towards the series.
I always thought that live events lack something special because although you often have world title matches, the big titles never change hands. The matches often end with interferences and disqualifications. Yes, you do occasionally get good matches but most people know that the titles won't be changing hands. I know sometimes tag titles and midcard titles change hands at live events but never the big ones.
I'm just watching Impact Wrestling from thursday and was impressed when they showed that BFG Series matches had taken place at live events. Now, these matches actually matter and have a large effect on the TV broadcasts. If you're at a live event and see Mr Anderson vs Kurt Angle for the World Title advertised as the main event, you know that Anderson is going to be keeping that title. But if you see Gunner vs AJ Styles in a BFG Series match advertised, you think "i wonder who'll win that one?"
So does anyone else see what i'm saying? Do you think it's a good idea for BFG Series matches to take place at live events?