Has this happend or should happen??

[RealMattKozza91]

Has a WWE crowd anywhere in the world when a superstar emerges from the curtain, turned their backs on a superstar showing disrespect because that superstar was either very hated and his character was very over?? has that ever happend??

if not...I think it would be a sight to behold if say the whole crowd that night stood up and turned their backs on CM Punk cause nobody cared on the lifestyle he is pushing??

[Throwback]

it would be an epic sight and a scene that would be shown over and over for years. But it would be VERY hard to orchestrate. You'd need to at least get the entire first 3 rows to do it. Then the rest of the crowd would follow suit.

[RealMattKozza91]

yeah and i hope it happens. it would be something to see for sure. but how would you get such a thing to happen??

[Throwback]

Jan 8, 2010 0:31:26 GMT -5 RealMattKozza91 said:

yeah and i hope it happens. it would be something to see for sure. but how would you get such a thing to happen??

It will never happen but if they did try to pull it off. They would need plants in the first few rows to convince the people around them to do it. And like I said. If the first few rows did it. Then the rest of the crowd would follow suit.

But that reminds me. During the invasion angle, wasn't there a point when some WCW wrestlers showed up and turned their backs to the ring?

[johnnyk9]

I've gone to the concession stand when HHH comes out

[Magician under the moonlight]

It could happen but it would be hard to do. How did the wave in Summerslam 2004 got started?

[Jester]

Would be easier to do in TNA where the arena is smaller.

[D2: Sweet & Sour Edition]

Actually, from what I remember reading, at December to Dismember this happened. After Lashley won the title, RVD's wife (I believe) and almost the entire row with her and the row behind her stood up and turned their backs to the ring.

[Larryhausen]

I've done this to a band or two that I've seen live, and the keys to it are coordination, and being very vocal.

Basically, when you're in lone, try to find people in line that share your dislike of said band/worker/whatever, and pretty much plan to be a little spread out. Now, that won't work if it's a WWE event where your seats are given to you, but a smaller show would work.

Second, it's much easier to do this DURING the show. Start talking smack and chanting against whoever it is, and your friends from earlier will follow suit. Now, herd mentality being as it is, if enough people around the venue are doing something, most others will follow suit. So once you have a good enough chant or what have you going, after some spot where the target tries to work the crowd, that's when you turn your back. It also adds if you hold up the finger.

Granted, my experiences with this phenomenon were from concerts, not wrestling shows, and they took place in Philly, and our metal fans are much like(and in most cases, ARE) wrestling fans, particularly ECW fans. So results may vary.

[________ has left the building]

Jan 9, 2010 3:55:44 GMT -5 D2: Sweet & Sour Edition said:

Actually, from what I remember reading, at December to Dismember this happened. After Lashley won the title, RVD's wife (I believe) and almost the entire row with her and the row behind her stood up and turned their backs to the ring.

After that abomination of a ppv I turned my tv off. The ECW fans who didn't turned their backs left rightfully pissed in droves.

[Prince Petty]

If it didn't happen to X-Pac, it didn't happen.

[SAJ Forth]

Jan 9, 2010 3:55:44 GMT -5 D2: Sweet & Sour Edition said:

Actually, from what I remember reading, at December to Dismember this happened. After Lashley won the title, RVD's wife (I believe) and almost the entire row with her and the row behind her stood up and turned their backs to the ring.

Now that is cool.

[manstis1804]

It kinda happened in Bloodsport, and it was awesome.