Cena's backstage politicking.

[Crocker]

If Cenas reactions are such a good thing, then why did the company halt Reigns mega push when he was getting shat on by 50% of crowds? Because its not a good thing; the company doesn't want another face of the company to get shat on by 50% of the crowd, they want a universally liked person. This is why they are slowing down Reigns' push in order to get him more over. Labeling Cena's reactions as a positive thing is just plain delusional.

 

[Rayne]

If Cenas reactions are such a good thing, then why did the company halt Reigns mega push when he was getting shat on by 50% of crowds? Because its not a good thing; the company doesn't want another face of the company to get shat on by 50% of the crowd, they want a universally liked person. This is why they are slowing down Reigns' push in order to get him more over. Labeling Cena's reactions as a positive thing is just plain delusional.

Because the WWE pushed Roman Reigns so blatantly and obviously that you were supposed to believe his winning was inevitable, only to be surprised and have the emotional reaction when Seth Rollins cashed in his briefcase. Did you not just read what I wrote? Roman Reigns is getting shat on by 50% of the crowds. They aren't silent when he enters, they have an emotional reaction to his presence. Fans are rebelling against what they think they're being told to believe, when the people running the show don't give a shit what you think so long as you think it, preferably in a form where other people can then have their own emotional responses, such as by complaining about the product on a message board.

Seriously, this is like Professional Wrestling 101.

 

[klunderbunker]

Because the WWE pushed Roman Reigns so blatantly and obviously that you were supposed to believe his winning was inevitable, only to be surprised and have the emotional reaction when Seth Rollins cashed in his briefcase. Did you not just read what I wrote? Roman Reigns is getting shat on by 50% of the crowds. They aren't silent when he enters, they have an emotional reaction to his presence. Fans are rebelling against what they think they're being told to believe, when the people running the show don't give a shit what you think so long as you think it, preferably in a form where other people can then have their own emotional responses, such as by complaining about the product on a message board.

Seriously, this is like Professional Wrestling 101.

The short version of this: any reaction is better than silence, because there's something you can build from.