Ambiguous Turd
Mid-Card Championship Winner
If you took your significant other to a wrestling show for the very first time, and you know off the bat that this person is not a big wrestling fan, but they are going simply because you are going .... are there fans out there that would cause you complete and utter embarrassment that you wish you never took your significant other to the event to begin with?
This has happened many times. You are sitting at the arena and you have one of these types of fans sitting near you or sitting around you that is doing something to aggravate you so much, that you sit in complete embarrassment and are sorry you ever took your significant other to the show to begin with.
If you happen to know of any specific fans out there that have been identified on WWE TV, or generally fan stereotypes that you know of from attending the Live Events, that generally cause you embarrassment, please share your views.
I'd like to know:
- Who the specific fan is or what their stereotype is,
- What they do that annoys you
- Explain why it causes you to be embarrassed to be a wrestling fan and wish you never took your less-than-impressed significant other to the show at all
Please only share one experience per post, as it is more likely to get more life out of the thread. Only one person or one wrestling stereotype per post.
I will actually start with my own example. And this one is going to be a specific person:
Rick “Sign Guy” Achberger
You want to talk about the definition of a mark, this guy's picture is next to the term in the dictionary. The guy is probably damn near 40 years old, and he acts like he is going on 8.
He is obnoxious, he is absolutely starved for attention, and he thinks he is actually part of the show. What's even worse is that some WWE talent actually feeds his ego and encourages him. However, they are more than likely making fun of him behind his back.
Just so you can see more of him, here is how he acts. Take a look at this clip from "DEAL or No Deal" when he appeared and apparently "had absolutely no idea that the WWE superstars were going to be in attendance" for the show.
It's just unfortunate I can't find a clip that shows when the superstars came out, which apparently "shocked" Acheberger since he allegedly had no idea they were there.
Holding up signs like you are an 8 year old, someone who probably has a blast going to the "Hornswoggle's House" with the rest of the kiddies at this attraction at WWE Fan Fest before Mania.
After sitting next to someone like this, I could never take a significant other to a wrestling show again.
This has happened many times. You are sitting at the arena and you have one of these types of fans sitting near you or sitting around you that is doing something to aggravate you so much, that you sit in complete embarrassment and are sorry you ever took your significant other to the show to begin with.
If you happen to know of any specific fans out there that have been identified on WWE TV, or generally fan stereotypes that you know of from attending the Live Events, that generally cause you embarrassment, please share your views.
I'd like to know:
- Who the specific fan is or what their stereotype is,
- What they do that annoys you
- Explain why it causes you to be embarrassed to be a wrestling fan and wish you never took your less-than-impressed significant other to the show at all
Please only share one experience per post, as it is more likely to get more life out of the thread. Only one person or one wrestling stereotype per post.
I will actually start with my own example. And this one is going to be a specific person:
Rick “Sign Guy” Achberger
You want to talk about the definition of a mark, this guy's picture is next to the term in the dictionary. The guy is probably damn near 40 years old, and he acts like he is going on 8.
He is obnoxious, he is absolutely starved for attention, and he thinks he is actually part of the show. What's even worse is that some WWE talent actually feeds his ego and encourages him. However, they are more than likely making fun of him behind his back.
Just so you can see more of him, here is how he acts. Take a look at this clip from "DEAL or No Deal" when he appeared and apparently "had absolutely no idea that the WWE superstars were going to be in attendance" for the show.
It's just unfortunate I can't find a clip that shows when the superstars came out, which apparently "shocked" Acheberger since he allegedly had no idea they were there.
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Holding up signs like you are an 8 year old, someone who probably has a blast going to the "Hornswoggle's House" with the rest of the kiddies at this attraction at WWE Fan Fest before Mania.
After sitting next to someone like this, I could never take a significant other to a wrestling show again.
Mod note said:There you go sid