Have You Ever Nearly Called it "A Day"

Ok so a week or two a go i brought FSM magazine or something like that,[the one with the AJ interview]. And have just finished it off however in the place where people right in someone IMO hit a nail on the head [considering its dated about a week or 2 before the draft]

Basically they were saying that WWE was becoming dry and just the some shit re-packged . And that he was calling it a day. how gutted he msut be! . Myself about a month or so back thought about stopping watching wrestling . But how glad i am that i didnt WWE is heating up a great draft a good NOC a fantastci raw a great new ECW superstar initaive and hopefully a good smackdown tonight as its a US fatal 4 way match according to wwe.com as its independecne day or something. So he left as WWE is just getting nothing short of superb IMO [fingers corss it stays this way]


So i was wondering have any of you ever thought of quitting watching wrestling.


NOTE: the first time i did was casue of my tv not my own personal choice i started watching again aroung GAB07 so nearly a year hey?

I have stopped watching on two different occasions(that I can remember), and both because Hogan was brought back.

I felt the same as a few guys on here, that if the draft didn't shake things up, then I was just gonna stop watching.

I actually stopped watching Raw the week the million dollar giveaway because watching the show had actually become a chore, I was getting up early (6am) so I could watch it before work and the show was actually depressing me so I decided I would only read the Raw reports and spoilers to see if the show was worth watching.
I read the spoilers for the draft show and decided to watch it on fast forward and then this past week I got up early again because i was confidant it would be a good show and it was.

Crisis passes.

Considering ive been watching since early 1990 this last 2 months of programming have been the worse ive ever had to sit through, and i lived throught the 1993 cartoon era.

I am so pleasead the draft was a good as it was and i can only hope that the level raw was at on monday will remain i guess smackdown will be an indication . I hope this vince story doesnt ruin the flow of anything though.

ive heard Smackdown this week was something of a non-event.

its not a Al Capone's vault incedent is it lol

[yes i used wiki ]

Eh?

The term "Al Capone's vault" has become slang for a heavily expected event with disappointing results.

They say you learn something new everyday, thats what ive learnt. I like it.

HA lol well the fatal 4 way sounds quite good shelton , chavo , keenedy and matt SHOULD be good

Chavo wins.

I made that up.

Ha thank fuck for that i thought it was a spoiler lol

It was, you now know he doesn't win.

oh ok :S cheers for that lol

did you read spoilers or something ?

yeah, i shouldnt but I cant help myself.

HHH is a guest on the VIP lounge to kick things off, sounds a good segment.

Aye i saw that when i watched opening 5 mins

just been onwwe.com says jeff v morrison taht could be good init

Regarding the topic of this article, I have never stopped watching wrestling but I have considered giving it up. I have only been a wrestling fan since the end of 2003 and the beginning of 2004 so you could say I have missed the best era of wrestling history, of course I am talking about the Attitude era. I never saw any of the Attitude era so I can't really compare WWE today to what it was back then.

However I have been watching some old matches and segments from the Attitude era on good ol' youtube and I have to say, compared to then, WWE is crap today. However even before I started watching parts of the Attitude era on youtube, I sometimes got so bored watching RAW or Smackdown that I decided to change the channel. This has become a regular occurance since the start of 2007. However, I do think that if WWE really start to pick up their game right now, in a few years, they could have a really entertaining show which could, and I say could even rival the Attitude era.

I mean you have the 2 top stars for the next 5 to 10 years in Cena and Orton, you have the other future main event stars in Morrison, Jeff Hardy, hopefully Benjamin, MVP and Kennedy. You already have a half decent mid card and lower card and the Divas division is finally starting to look good with superstars such as Beth Pheonix, Mickie James, Natalya, Victoria, Melina etc. I really think if WWE carry on the right track, they could finally have the show that the fans have been aksing for since the end of the Attitude era.

as you know mr junior, i also had a massive hiatus for wrestling, part glad i did partly annoyed i missed 5 years of people developing careers.

i used to watch it for laughs, i still do, but the past few months have been far from entertaining, but i had faith that vince couldnt do too much about it at the time cos stories had failed for out of control reasons and im glad i stuck with it, cos now i can watch and enjoy like i did as a kid.

that edge story on smackdown was great last night, reminded me of how dramatic wwe could be. "THE WEDDINGS OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" genius, considering a week ago we were like "so who will invade it? punk , taker, batista etc"

Aye but what about vikci breaking one of the big acting rules ok she didnt coem out of charcter but at the end i mean OMG here screaming and crawling on the foor was irdiculous

she cant act for shit and i know that, was funny though, i was thinking to myself "just imagine eddie, thatl make you cry"

i mean she looked like she was laughing at one point, she should have just thrown the mic at the screen and ran off.

I think she cnat act really but i think its quite good when the crowd is booing the way she sjust goes excussssee me

its weird she showed some good signs, but ruined it at the end.

edge trying to kick the door down

i think vince will love edge as a challenger if he keeps this up though.

3 promos and a match per show will do.