"Daniel Bryan made two members of Team WWE tap out." Unfortunately not, Michael Cole. I was watching.
Well, at least Jerry Lawler has his Daniel Bryan related facts down, right? Tell me something factually correct about Daniel Bryan, Jerry. "Well Sam, The Nexus beat up Daniel Bryan last night and kicked him out of the group." 'Fraid not, Jerry. That was black John Cena after he lost to regular John Cena. Yeah, I was surprised the universe didn't end too.
Unfortunately, it's not just Daniel Bryan that makes the two act like they've contracted a severe valum addiction - it's, well, professional wrestling. Time and time again, they're caught napping. Another example which I found funny:
Yep, instead of gently embellishing the facts, spouting useless statistics and acting as subtle exposition - as wrestling commentators are supposed to - these two are now actively getting shit just plain wrong every Monday night. And, unlike Mike Adamle, they don't have the frankly superb Taz to correct them.
What?
Well, at least Jerry Lawler has his Daniel Bryan related facts down, right? Tell me something factually correct about Daniel Bryan, Jerry. "Well Sam, The Nexus beat up Daniel Bryan last night and kicked him out of the group." 'Fraid not, Jerry. That was black John Cena after he lost to regular John Cena. Yeah, I was surprised the universe didn't end too.
Unfortunately, it's not just Daniel Bryan that makes the two act like they've contracted a severe valum addiction - it's, well, professional wrestling. Time and time again, they're caught napping. Another example which I found funny:
- Alex Riley points to himself, "This is what a star looks like."
- Michael Cole: "Just like Alex Riley said, that is what a star looks like-- The Miz."
Yep, instead of gently embellishing the facts, spouting useless statistics and acting as subtle exposition - as wrestling commentators are supposed to - these two are now actively getting shit just plain wrong every Monday night. And, unlike Mike Adamle, they don't have the frankly superb Taz to correct them.
What?