mrfantastic111
Riley Justin
In the past I've liked Jack Swagger. When he was on ECW and had the cocky smile with an amateur-wrestling style I really liked the guy. I liked him when he won the MITB ladder match and defeated Jericho for the world title. However, as soon as he raised the title he didn't do his trademark arrogant smile, he did this generic angry-man face. He's had the same persona ever since. I understand that it was a way for fans to take him more seriously, but my god his character just became so boring... I understand that it's a wrestling program, but watching his dreary promos consistently just made me want to switch channels.
I understand that he's a good wrestler, has a good look, but I just don't enjoy watching him. I want him to do well because he works hard, but I really just don't enjoy watching him on my television set. We always talk about how we want wrestlers to have more tv time, do more exciting things to get us to watch the show, but sometimes you don't have to want EVERY wrestler to be on your show. At the end of the day, you can't force yourself to enjoy every wrestler, just because the IWC enjoys this mentality that every decent wrestler HAS to be pushed. I mean, the guy is the US Champ but WWE doesn't even do anything with him half the time. He has the 2nd most important title on RAW, but he didn't even participate in the Chamber or have a feud. He took on Justin Gabriel, who I like, but you'd expect that the US Champ is meant to have alot of focus, and the way WWE broadcasts him really is a reflection of WWE's faith in Swagger to actually interest or intrigue an audience.
This is my point of view, and I generally just don't enjoy watch Swagger, even though on paper he has almost all the tools needed to make you want to watch them. Sometimes I feel that people want a wrestler to be pushed simply because they're decent in the ring or have a good look, or there is no one else there to push on the roster, disregarding that they may not be interesting what-so-ever, but who else will they goto? I understand that you have to give someone a chance, but unless Swagger has a major gimmick change or something, I'm really just not interested in this guy anymore, but WWE keeps pulling him out of the bag expecting people to suddenly be interested in him, even though he really does nothing entertaining. I mean, if a character on a sitcom or a comedy isn't interesting, you just change the channel when they come on screen. What would you do with Swagger at this point?
Your thoughts?
I understand that he's a good wrestler, has a good look, but I just don't enjoy watching him. I want him to do well because he works hard, but I really just don't enjoy watching him on my television set. We always talk about how we want wrestlers to have more tv time, do more exciting things to get us to watch the show, but sometimes you don't have to want EVERY wrestler to be on your show. At the end of the day, you can't force yourself to enjoy every wrestler, just because the IWC enjoys this mentality that every decent wrestler HAS to be pushed. I mean, the guy is the US Champ but WWE doesn't even do anything with him half the time. He has the 2nd most important title on RAW, but he didn't even participate in the Chamber or have a feud. He took on Justin Gabriel, who I like, but you'd expect that the US Champ is meant to have alot of focus, and the way WWE broadcasts him really is a reflection of WWE's faith in Swagger to actually interest or intrigue an audience.
This is my point of view, and I generally just don't enjoy watch Swagger, even though on paper he has almost all the tools needed to make you want to watch them. Sometimes I feel that people want a wrestler to be pushed simply because they're decent in the ring or have a good look, or there is no one else there to push on the roster, disregarding that they may not be interesting what-so-ever, but who else will they goto? I understand that you have to give someone a chance, but unless Swagger has a major gimmick change or something, I'm really just not interested in this guy anymore, but WWE keeps pulling him out of the bag expecting people to suddenly be interested in him, even though he really does nothing entertaining. I mean, if a character on a sitcom or a comedy isn't interesting, you just change the channel when they come on screen. What would you do with Swagger at this point?
Your thoughts?