MadMetal said:
lol your triple thread posts.... you sure take off much time just to type as if you're typing an article for the Chicago Sun and yet, nothing makes much scense to me.
I wouldn't expect logic to make sense to you, but I try anyway.
MadMetal said:
So you're blaming the WWE for WCW's failure as well as the old ECW?
I'm not talking about the other two. How much you assume, how little you know. I'm talking about the territories and promotions Vince raided talent from in the 1980's to build his empire. I never considered ECW or WCW a territory because they were both national companies by the time of their demise. I was making reference to McMahon's initial proceedings, not the shit that happened within the last five years. If you don't like that I can type as fast as I can talk, then give up.
MadMetal said:
TNA was trying to be nice to the WWE people by offering balloons. Obviously, unless you're under 5 years old or something else, you know they were antagonizing the WWE. What was the point in bringing the camera with them? What was the point in airing the video?
Yes, and there were numerous wrestlers there who had friends that were at the taping, so I'm sure it was some sort of industrial espionage by them to really topple the McMahon empire. They brought cookies and party favors, not a bomb or some shit like that.
MadMetal said:
What was the point of airing a promo with a man wearing a Vince McMahon mask mocking him on iMPACT? In the same video, what was the point in Shane Douglas talking down on the WWE before tresspassing backstage of an area the WWE rented?
All of the stuff is pre-taped, as I'm sure you're aware. All of the footage of the WWE staff was blurred and no names specifically were mentioned, but it was edited afterward. Why would you expect a company to take a positive spin from those happenings when they extended the olive branch and were shit on by someone? No matter what happens, Douglas hates WWE and always will. He refers to it as "cartoon-land." He just also happened to be one of TNA's backstage announcers at the time, and he's not the kind of guy to pull punches when it comes to his dislike of the company. I could also ask you to put two and two together regarding the recent cancellation of the TNA show, but then again, neither of us can really prove anything, eh?
MadMetal said:
Sure many wrestlers are backstage at WWE events, but they were invited in. You hear how many people tries to walk backstage of WWE shows & are often rejected. What rights did they have to barge in without permission? None. Just because a company is fresh doesn't mean they're saints. I mean if they're so great and respectable in the wrestling world, why do they have their writters continuously use their past WWE wrestlers reffer to the WWE in nasty ways? I mean.... why does the TNA writters care? You think that's the proper way of drawing ratings? It's not. It's just disrespectful. I mean they just randomly show up hating on the WWE with never a good reason other than the little kid want to feal like a big guy by playing with the big kids. WCW didn't do that.
BULLSHIT. If they had these kinds of intentions initially (rather than just playing off of the situation and getting nasty in return), McMahon and WCW were doing dirty stuff to each other back in 1995. Bischoff aired pre-taped results to Raw on the live Nitro telecasts. McMahon aired Huckster and Nacho Man segments poking fun at two of WCW's top guys (who worked for him before, no less). McMahon and DX invaded the parking lot of a Nitro taping in Virginia. Bischoff challenged McMahon to a fight in Worcester at a PPV and they talked smack about each other for years in numerous ways. Is it the proper way of generating ratings? Where have you been? Ever hear of the Monday Night Wars? Wrestling's most illustrious period since the mid-1980's. They let the talent do a lot of shooting on the mic, and I'm sorry to say but Vince has seen a boatload of pissed-off talent jump ship, and it's no different than when he let guys like Sean Waltman get on the mic and shoot directly at Bischoff himself.
MadMetal said:
The NWA was famous for decades. They were on television for awhile. They had their PPV's and their World Championship Wrestling show. Turner purchased NWA's PPV's, shows & stars...
I know. You don't have to instruct me on the history of it all. The nuts and bolts of it came down to a phone call right after Turner purchased the NWA. He was interested in doing a cross-promotional effort with the WWF and starting a relationship with McMahon. He called him at his home and in his Southern drawl explained that he was in the "wrasslin'" business, as many from the South call it. McMahon, being the nice guy that he is, told Ted that he was in the "sports-entertainment" business, and promptly hung up the phone on him. A prime example of someone else extending their hand to shake Vince's...and him spitting in theirs.
MadMetal said:
If the WWE or a fan was behind this CT cancel, don't you think people's smartass words would receive them back down their throats? Another thing, don't speak as if the WWE stole other promotions, they only purchased them. Get your words straight son. Seeing you love to read and write, well here's your game kid.
Yet again, you assume what I was speaking of and yet again crashed and burned. No. Here is my game.