Chikara is lame, the only redeeming factors are Hero and Claudio
You have a screenshot of Y2J's return with a censor sign over it in your sig. Can you EVER be pleased by anything?
Back on topic to Boku's conversation:
CHIKARA is not for everyone, and it is true that you can't really expect every match to be on ROH's level or style, because they are totally different products. Having said that,
in my opinion CHIKARA still puts on a lot of very good matches, and they aren't only the ones involving outside guys/non-CHIKARA trained guys either. FIST put on some great matches IMO. Same with Jigsaw, Hallowicked, Kingston etc. All CHIKARA-trained guys who in my view often put on great matches in the promotion. Heck, there's several times when the outside guys put on the worst match- look at Jon Moxley, uggghhh. His match with Cannon at CWoMSI was IMO a very poor, Randy-Orton-WWE style match that was by far the weakest on the show (Due to no fault of Cannon's, however). But some may like that style.
What is a good or bad match, or good or bad show, to anybody is all subjective. Some people love McGuinness/Morishima or Briscoes/Steenerico in ROH. Others dislike it in the belief that ROH is "boring" (Not me, but I've heard people say that about ROH). Many people on this board have become big Randy Orton fans, and enjyo his in-ring work. John Cena is a lot more popular here now, too. I however find Orton, Lashley, Batista and Cena to be utterly boring in and out of the ring.
NOTHING will ever please everyone all the time. As much as I liek CHIARA, there's stuff they do that I don't enjoy. There's matches they put on that I find to be poor, or unentertaining. But having said that, it is the most consistently entertaining promotion for me, hence my love for it and attempts to explain its appeal to others. but if they don't like it, then fine. I'll try to suggest shows they've put on that may cater more to their wrestling tastes, but if they still aren't liking it then that's fine, it's not for them.
No wrestling promotion is designed to cater for everybody. WWE and TNA seem to try to be, but even they can't. ROH and CHIKARA most definitively do NOT try to cater to everyone, and they don't. However, there are still elements in their shows which CAN/DO appeal to other tastes than their main taste. ROH's main theme is pure, sport wrestling, but they still have high flying spotfests, wild brawls or comedy stuff. CHIKARA's main genre is comedy/lucha, but they still have stiff puroresu-style, old-school sport/technical style, or brawling.
If you aren't a fan of zany comedy or lucha style, you won't like everything CHIKARA do, since that's their main style, and thus they mainly cater to fans of that style. But persevere and look deeper, and you'll probably find
something you like.
Same with ROH, they focus on lengthy, technical, trditional matches with often a hefty dose of puro. If you don;t liek that you won't like eveything they do, and may nto liek the general product as a whole. But you'll still probsably find elements you like.
Same with WWE, same with everything. WWE nowadays caters to children or casual viewers, with soap opera stories, Hoganesque all-American superhero faces, and short matches except for Matt Hardy and PPVS. You mgiht not like that element, but you can still probably find something you like. Case in point- I rarely like much from WWE now, but I lvoed Svae_Us.222 and the eventual Y2J return.
Nothnig is for everyone, but everything is for someone. You'll (hopefully) find something you like in CHIKARA if you look deep enough.