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Post by HMARK Center on Mar 12, 2010 0:56:19 GMT -5
I thought a bigger glaring moment occurred when Sting came out and Tenay said that the fans were reacting to his actions in a fashion that they never did before. The crowd was barely cheering or booing and, a moment after Tenay said it, the camera showed fans at ringside bowing down to Sting... just made Tenay look like such an idiot. Yeah, Taz tried to cover for that by just pointing out that some fans didn't care either way. That said, by the end of the segment, the boos were pretty loud and clear. Rocky.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2010 1:02:16 GMT -5
I thought a bigger glaring moment occurred when Sting came out and Tenay said that the fans were reacting to his actions in a fashion that they never did before. The crowd was barely cheering or booing and, a moment after Tenay said it, the camera showed fans at ringside bowing down to Sting... just made Tenay look like such an idiot. Rocky. He fights back in the beginning but Motherf***ing Cool Hand Luke:
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Post by Kris Kobain on Mar 12, 2010 2:06:41 GMT -5
Jericho should understand the mentality here. In his book he mentions going to Eric and saying that he wanted a win over Scott Hall and then have Scott Hall beat the hell out of him. His reasoning was that if WCW guys weren't getting any wins over the nWo guys then no one would believe it when WCW started winning out of nowhere. At the same time he wanted Hall to beat him up after in order to keep his heat. In my mind it also makes the viewer wonder if the win was a fluke or if it can happen again. Therefore it sets up a rematch with the right build a few more ppv buys.
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