>>134224
>Not even mad, just feel very hollow by this point. I pretty much sat here for the past 7 hours and had no surprises or anything memorable at all.
>Just proves modern wrestling is dead by pushing the same old shit over and over instead of new talent or something different. I really do wonder if wrestling post 2007 and onward is going to be looked at as a a Lost Generation of sorts.
Nah, I think we just need to expand our horizons and stop relying on WWE, TNA, and Lucha Underground for our wrestling. Just start looking into Indies, UK, and Japan for more wrestling needs. The WWE is beyond help at this moment. It's like a patient in a coma, and we are just waiting for that flat line. It's cool that peeps like AJ and Samoa Joe can get a paycheck for what they do, but if this is the best the WWE can bring us, we just have to go our separate ways. I still like those two, but I have to sit through all this slop just to get to it. And the crowd, OH MY FUCKING GOD the crowd was just terrible. That is also one way that a crowd can kill the vibe. UK crowds are always fun because that is what they are about. They can make a shitty match watchable. But this crowd was like Richard Spencer on a podcast. Just soul sucking. But I don't bolieve wrestling is dead, it's just WWE is starting to slow down and die. Like Paul London said, "I think the WWE will be better when Vince McMahon is dead."