Is it time to rename CREATIVE!?

[lonnie123]

At the WWE MSG show this weekend they had Dolph win the 12 man Battle Royal... You'll NEVER guess how he did it!

Yep, he was thrown out the MIDDLE rope... Waited on the outside until Koffi thought he had won... BUT THEN DOLPH CAME BACK IT TO ELIMINATE HIM!!!

Wow. How very CREATIVE. It reminds me of all the different ways they cash in Money In The Bank.

Seriously, during these meetings does everyone forget about these endings that we have seen OVER AND OVER again, or do they just assume that's what we want to see AGAIN? Or can they genuinely not think of anything different to do... At this point I'm not even going to say anything BETTER to do, but just something different.

What other crutches has WWE been using for YEARS now?

[Jimmy]

I don't think creative books house shows, the agents do.

[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

Road agents books the finishes of matches (at least house show matches), Creative decides what the storylines are and who gets pushed.

[Cronant]

Its not like they're trying to reinvent the wheel at a house show.

[Deleted]

I cannot believe that the WWE would use standard wrestling match endings at house shows.

[moneyman20]

No big deal. It's a house show. Goofier stuff has happened at house shows that I've been to. Try Undertaker stomping his foot for Sweet Chin Music when he tagged with Shawn Michaels a couple of years ago. He also did the FU. It was hilarious.

[rapidfire187]

Yea it's a cliche at this point but like others said, it's just house show. Im just glad to hear dolph won!

[Metalheadbanger Man]

They should've had all 12 guys fall over the top rope at the same time.

God WWE, do I have to think of everything?

[Red Impact]

Dec 28, 2011 14:34:02 GMT -5 Metalheadbanger Man said:

They should've had all 12 guys fall over the top rope at the same time.

God WWE, do I have to think of everything?

They should have done it Rumble style, with guys entering throughout the match. By the time #11 comes out, he eliminates everyone, including himself in the process.

Thus Ziggler, #12, would have been the automatic winner.