Moments the commentators knew when to shut up.

[Nr1Humanoid]

And the moment was all the better for it?

[honsou]

As much as Joey Styles is known for "Oh my god" I think he was really a master of knowing when to shut up. I've been re-watching a lot of the older ECW ppvs and when ever there was a particularly scary, dangerous or amazing looking high spot to let the moment and the crowd speak for the spot. It was usually only 3 or 4 seconds of quiet but it really made the spot feel special, even when in many cases it was a spot that wasn't exactly uncommon in ECW

[Heeltown, USA]

Amen to Styles.

Maybe Im abit fudgy, but after Bulldog won at SS '92, there was a good dead pause to let the crowd roar.

[the2ndevil]

When Bryan left the Wyatt Family in the cage. If you watch the upload on WWE's YouTube page, the commentators don't speak until the end when Bryan starts attacking Bray.

[rapidfire187]

I always loved how ROH choose to do Joe vs Kobashi with no commentary. It really made the match seem way more special.

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Nexus debut, of course this had much to do with them murdering the announce team, but damn was that solid.