Jack-Hammer
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The latest incident of a wrestling legend dissing an up & coming star concerns legendary tag team wrestler Animal of the Road Warrior/Legion of Doom accusing WWE of shoving newly crowned WWE Women's Champion down fans' throats. On Twitter this past Sunday, Animal posted:
"How much does WWE pay Muscle and Fitness to put there own on the cover. Common Sasha Banks another attempt to shove someone down people's throats. Let them get over themselves how bout that.
Get real."
If someone isn't a fan of Sasha Banks, that's fine because it's natural. Not every wrestler, regardless of gender, is going to be accepted by all fans, but this strikes me as radically misusing a term that's already become heavily misused and overused by internet fans. When I think of someone being shoved "down people's throats", I think of someone that's getting pushed despite genuine opposition among a significant portion of fans from all walks of life whether they be hardcore, average or casual and even if you're someone who isn't a fan of Sasha, or women's wrestling in general, I don't see how you can really say that she's being shoved down anyone's throats. As of about 8 weeks ago, there were reports coming out claiming that Sasha's career in WWE was in doubt due to concerns about her being injury prone. Since he return to Raw, she's been steadily built towards an eventual title match with Charlotte, she's consistently gotten a good response from fans and they pulled the trigger on a title change this past Monday on what I've read many writers term one of the top episodes of Raw in the show's history.
Animal is among the 50+ wrestlers trying to get a payday out of suing WWE, so maybe he really does have a case if he's trying to say that Sasha Banks isn't over and hasn't been over for a long time. Or, maybe he's just becoming yet another angry, bitter veteran that's sour over the business going on without him and has had to change with the times.
"How much does WWE pay Muscle and Fitness to put there own on the cover. Common Sasha Banks another attempt to shove someone down people's throats. Let them get over themselves how bout that.
Get real."
If someone isn't a fan of Sasha Banks, that's fine because it's natural. Not every wrestler, regardless of gender, is going to be accepted by all fans, but this strikes me as radically misusing a term that's already become heavily misused and overused by internet fans. When I think of someone being shoved "down people's throats", I think of someone that's getting pushed despite genuine opposition among a significant portion of fans from all walks of life whether they be hardcore, average or casual and even if you're someone who isn't a fan of Sasha, or women's wrestling in general, I don't see how you can really say that she's being shoved down anyone's throats. As of about 8 weeks ago, there were reports coming out claiming that Sasha's career in WWE was in doubt due to concerns about her being injury prone. Since he return to Raw, she's been steadily built towards an eventual title match with Charlotte, she's consistently gotten a good response from fans and they pulled the trigger on a title change this past Monday on what I've read many writers term one of the top episodes of Raw in the show's history.
Animal is among the 50+ wrestlers trying to get a payday out of suing WWE, so maybe he really does have a case if he's trying to say that Sasha Banks isn't over and hasn't been over for a long time. Or, maybe he's just becoming yet another angry, bitter veteran that's sour over the business going on without him and has had to change with the times.