Just a heads up: this Volume will
have a fair amount of questions on both sides of the divide
WWE: I know I have discussed this before; but I am
now going to expand on it. Yes I haven't watched Raw for some time, because I
no longer have access to their live TV product, so I just have highlights on
another channel [this does not interest me, so I currently do not watch it] or
when I had access to it live TV product I either stopped watching it or found
it insufferable.
But what I
find irritating about the Women's Division on the Red Brand is these bunch of
annoying questions; if Lynch or Charlotte was still around would the Woman's
Division as a whole be getting this level of exposure? If or when or unknown
return if at all, is everyone just going to fall back into line behind these
two consequently them just being the focus point again? When the WWE has a
wider selection of men characters/performers to pick from; will the Woman's
Division be getting pushed back from the Main Event slot?
Based on my
experience with this company Lynch or Charlotte will resume their spots on the
Card, with them being the focus point again, if or when or if at all they
return [I'm just covering my back for any eventuality on both cases] and
furthermore I can see the Women's Division spending less and less time in the
Main Event slot if at all when the WWE goes back to their version of normality;
but you are more than welcome to prove me wrong WWE, in fact I want you to
prove me wrong.
Now you may
be wondering how somebody that doesn't have access to their live product can
speculate this with genuine conviction, this is because I know this company, I
have been interested/following it since the late 1980's and considering this
company hasn't changed their playbook since the late 1970's heading into the
1980's, it has become easier to at the very least have a rough idea of what
will happen even before it happens.
Now before I
continue I should point out that I am not a sexist, but in the grounds of this
company I never really got behind the Women's Revolution, because yes it should
have happened many years before it happened, but I could just smell a publicity
stunt and as far as I am concerned this is what is still was and is based on
the grounds which I have already highlighted in this Volume or let's go and ask
Naomi or better yet how is that all women's pay-per-view WWE Evolution going
WWE? Now if they were taking women's wrestling seriously this pay-per-view
should always be on the schedule of pay-per-views in the year; this by now
should be heading towards its third instalment not just one in 2018.
Pipe Bomb
[in a wrestling sense] it's weird that this company can miss out this
pay-per-view when it suits them but they won't miss out a scheduled appearance
in the Middle East due to a real life heinous event and on top of that they had
half naked women on WWE RAW Underground, which shows they are willing to be
hypocrites to push the TV ratings, so which narrative is this company going
with? One that says we now recognize equality or the old narrative of anything
for money; choose one? You cannot be both I mean if women want to do the half
naked dancing I will come up with a solution so it is still in the realms of
equality, so what I would suggest is this;
they should be leaning toward more of a sports-based using a dancing
pole [wearing appropriate clothing for this activity,] I mean they should be
getting more people behind the scenes with a similar outlook to mine, where if
they want to do these things they should be looking outside the box to achieve
them properly, I mean if this segment goes well you could even introduce a
Championship to hammer home the narrative that this company are looking at this
activity from the perspective of sports [I mean the hierarchy doesn't have to
believe it, the viewers don't have to believe it,] but that is the narrative we
are selling, they could even get men participating and I believe it could work,
but then again I have just remembered you have to please a 74-year-old man and
get a 50-year-old man to go along with it in Mr. McMahon and Shane McMahon.
The half
naked thing didn't irritate me, but what did irritate me is the hypocritical
nature of it and what it represented [anything for ratings and money] as it was
before it was pulled; moving on yes I don't have access to NXT, but even I
don't like the sound of having two new writers to NXT; working on NXT, because
yes it does continuously struggle against AEW: Dynamite, but in the WWE
Universe it is the golden standard of their Universe [so please don't screw it
up.]
All Elite Wrestling: straight off the
bat the Dumb Award goes to Le Sex Gods [Chris Jericho & Sammy Guevara;]
Guevara for throwing the wrong chair at Matt Hardy, I don't care if it was the
wrong chair or he just panicked; I really, really couldn't care or don't care.
Here is a great idea Guevara the next time you panic you don't throw an object
that you don't know if it is the right one or not, in essence what I'm saying
here is just don't throw anything and go on the fly and do something safer, yes
you may run the risk of getting heat backstage a little, but I'm sure everyone would
understand that you panicked and consequently you took the safer option,
furthermore it would have maybe got you some credibility back stage of being a
safe worker, as in okay that didn't work out but at least he tried to protect
the person he was working with; with going on the fly.
Think about
it if AEW gave him a sensible amount of time like three months suspension for
his comments about WWE's Sasha Banks, he wouldn't be in this situation to make
this stupid error in the first place.
Jericho; you
are aware of this global situation right? So why the hell did you perform with
your band Fozzy at a event [Sturgis Bike Rally] when AEW take this global
situation very seriously, which now leaves AEW in a bad situation. Because they
will now be getting criticized for allowing you to wrestle on this past week of
AEW: Dynamite against Orange Cassidy; where if Orange Cassidy loses he will
have to pay Chris Jericho $7000 Obligation, but Jericho should have been in
quarantine, instead of this match which AEW should be in a bad situation after
allowing you to wrestle, because apparently the Fozzy performance was done with
social distance involved, but I am now looking at a picture which would
completely contradict that plus if alcoholic drinks were involved social
distancing goes out of the window.
So why did
AEW allow this? If I was AEW I would have firstly been very angry with Jericho,
secondly postponed this match and issued a statement to why it has been
postponed and sent Jericho home to quarantine, I would have done everything in
my power to avoid the backlash from fans [or to give anybody ammunition] and
also to send out a strong message that "We at AEW take this global
situation very seriously and no one is above it."
Finally I
have to say I prefer the AEW Women's Division, it doesn't give me a headache,
because they really do just focus on wrestling; yes at the moment I am willing
to give them a little bit of time; due to the facts of this global situation
and it has plenty of space and time to grow naturally [instead of it feeling
like a publicity stunt which means women's wrestling belongs here and it will
continuously grow may be slowly but surely; I have previously discussed AEW
Heels in the previous Volume I will leave the link down below] and Dr. Britt
Baker DMD suffering a long-term injury, scheduled to be back in the ring
Saturday 05/09/2020 [AEW All Out,] yes I am aware she still has an on-screen
presence now until then only [and I should just point out that the only reason
I know this date of this pay-per-view return is because she is mentioning it in
her promos,] but I think we can all agree she is a very integral part of the
AEW Women's Division.
Link The Building of: WWE
vs. All Elite Wrestling Volume 23
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