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Post by chronocross on May 18, 2022 8:48:31 GMT -5
Part of me would love to see Sasha mix it up in AEW but what if they tell her some idea she doesn't like? For example, she has to put over Jade or Britt and she might walk out in a huff too.
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Post by Lupin the Third on May 18, 2022 8:54:08 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on May 18, 2022 9:05:39 GMT -5
Hasn't been reported here from what I can see but in case it might. As always Shepard and that site should never be trusted.
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Post by Nosnorb on May 18, 2022 9:26:40 GMT -5
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Post by Jindrak Mark on May 18, 2022 9:28:52 GMT -5
Hasn't been reported here from what I can see but in case it might. As always Shepard and that site should never be trusted. It would honestly be shocking to me if they show up to this weekends live events. Like even if they’re coming back I’d expect them to take a few weeks to clear their heads and let the dust settle. |
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Post by polarbearpete on May 18, 2022 9:35:06 GMT -5
I wonder if its the case of the girl who cried wolf with Sasha then. Who definitely has history of doing this, even if the reason is legit the talent won't speak up or out This is just speculation on my part, but I feel like Sasha walking out has to do with her booking at times. I don't think its a coincidence that she was going to be putting over Bianca again last year at Summerslam, and she walked out before that could happen. Which resulted in WWE having to rush Becky back at the last minute and it caused a massive headache for everyone involved. And then Sasha having to put over Ronda again may have pushed her over the edge. And while Sasha has looked at the lights a bunch of times before, I feel like she has a habit of walking out right before big storylines are set to resolve or kick off if the end result doesn't favor her. And while Sasha is popular and probably the best in ring performer among the 4HW, I don't think its a stretch to say she is the least professional of them as well. And in terms of in ring performance, there are a decent number of women on the main roster and NXT who could easily fill that workhorse role as well, and are way less likely to walk out over having to put others over. Source on Sasha having backed out of the Summerslam match last minute because she was losing? |
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Post by ChitownKnight on May 18, 2022 9:36:04 GMT -5
Oh yea there are supporters of her majority of them seem to be in AEW..like you said Regal , Punk , FTR etc. So if she can get out of WWE or when she does because writing is on the wall now IMO AEW is just waiting patiently now and that is gonna be huge for their womens division specifically. I doubt WWE is gonna let her go. They might go the Brodie Lee route and let her sit out her prime at home. Honestly I wouldn’t feel bad for her like Ali or Brodie since she’s see seems like an unprofessional brat anyways. |
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Post by Ben Wyatt on May 18, 2022 10:09:48 GMT -5
This is pretty much what Bryan mentioned on WOL. And Wade mentioned on PWTorch. That Sasha is the one catching a lot of the heat here, and while there is some heat on Naomi, it pales in comparison to Sasha who has a habit of walking out. I wonder if its the case of the girl who cried wolf with Sasha then. Who definitely has history of doing this, even if the reason is legit the talent won't speak up or out I think that is probably coming into play a little bit. The perception that she seems to exclusively have these episodes when she's booked to lose is eventually going to wear thin with people, even if she has a legit point here. |
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Post by Kalmia on May 18, 2022 10:26:49 GMT -5
Having caught up on the last 10 pages of this thread I have learned two things:
1) we don't know any more about the situation than we did yesterday
2) America has a wide variety of really interesting cereal and I am very jealous
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Post by The Heartbreak TWERK on May 18, 2022 10:28:05 GMT -5
Just imagine this though.
What if they had Oreo-Os in catering?
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Post by lucas_lee on May 18, 2022 10:29:24 GMT -5
Just imagine this though. What if they had Oreo-Os in catering? Morale is up |
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Post by Deleted on May 18, 2022 10:30:54 GMT -5
Just imagine this though. What if they had Oreo-Os in catering? They better be double stuffed or else  |
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Post by lavelleuk22 on May 18, 2022 10:32:02 GMT -5
Random thing as I am slow to see this
Why is everyone acting like walking out on your job is this huge, awful thing? Calling people unprofessional etc.?
They didn't like something they were asked to do at their workplace, they tried to change it, it didn't change, they left
I did the same six months ago at a job I didn't like due to bad management, no one told me I was unprofessional lol
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Post by Texas Tornado on May 18, 2022 10:33:01 GMT -5
This is just speculation on my part, but I feel like Sasha walking out has to do with her booking at times. I don't think its a coincidence that she was going to be putting over Bianca again last year at Summerslam, and she walked out before that could happen. Which resulted in WWE having to rush Becky back at the last minute and it caused a massive headache for everyone involved. And then Sasha having to put over Ronda again may have pushed her over the edge. And while Sasha has looked at the lights a bunch of times before, I feel like she has a habit of walking out right before big storylines are set to resolve or kick off if the end result doesn't favor her. And while Sasha is popular and probably the best in ring performer among the 4HW, I don't think its a stretch to say she is the least professional of them as well. And in terms of in ring performance, there are a decent number of women on the main roster and NXT who could easily fill that workhorse role as well, and are way less likely to walk out over having to put others over. Source on Sasha having backed out of the Summerslam match last minute because she was losing? Yeah, wasn't Sasha never at that show in the first place? |
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Post by oxbaker on May 18, 2022 10:36:13 GMT -5
I hear Bryan Danielson likes waffles as a fresh afternoon snack.  Back to the subject tho: I'm sure it's been mentioned here already but the reason Sasha/Naomi are getting 'zero sympathy' from the WWE locker room is because they're not allowed to give them any. The backstage walls have ears... as does Nick Khan. I’m just going to put this out there: 1) Waffles are great but chicken and waffles is not the best combo. Give me a couple of eggs over easy, a side of toast and some bacon with my waffles. 2) Waffle House >>>> IHOP 3) Starbucks coffee is terrible. It’s actually bitter. But they make some nice baked goods, especially muffins. 4) I don’t think WWE’s locker room lives in fear of their phones being bugged by Nick Khan (or VKM). We’ve seen reports from Meltzer and others where anonymous backstage people have given their opinions all the time. I don’t know who DM and BA and SRS talked to or how many, but the reporting is consistent that there’s not a lot of support for their walkout among the roster. I don’t think that’s likely a bunch of people who are really in secret solidarity with Sasha and Naomi lying when being asked anonymously — they could just not take the call from the reporter rather than talk to him — when more likely there are people backstage who may not like everything WWE does but are kinda ‘WTF Sasha?’ on them walking out over booking at the start of the show. (I’m sure there are also those who do support them as we’ve seen on social medial — if they were scared Bayley and Baszler wouldn’t put it out there publicly — but these guys can only say ‘according to people I talked to’ and they obviously didn’t poll the entire roster. Probably a small sample, but it is what it is.) EDIT: 5) I had to stir up what I feel is going to be very tribalistic responses, but how do people feel about grits (which is a hot cereal)? I like them with a little butter and salt/pepper. Better than oat meal and don’t get me started on cream of wheat. |
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Post by lucas_lee on May 18, 2022 10:37:29 GMT -5
Random thing as I am slow to see this Why is everyone acting like walking out on your job is this huge, awful thing? Calling people unprofessional etc.? They didn't like something they were asked to do at their workplace, they tried to change it, it didn't change, they left I did the same six months ago at a job I didn't like due to bad management, no one told me I was unprofessional lol Its honestly a cultural clash between the old-school and New school. A lot of generations past has the dont walk off or give two weeks noticed ingrained in their heads. No matter how horrible they're being treated. Our generation now is leading the charge to change that and with any kind of change there's gonna be pushback by calling our generation "lazy, entitled, unprofessional, its all the same lingo essentially trying to guilt us into staying at a bad situation. |
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Post by chronocross on May 18, 2022 10:39:29 GMT -5
Random thing as I am slow to see this Why is everyone acting like walking out on your job is this huge, awful thing? Calling people unprofessional etc.? They didn't like something they were asked to do at their workplace, they tried to change it, it didn't change, they left I did the same six months ago at a job I didn't like due to bad management, no one told me I was unprofessional lol Honestly, from WWE's perspective they can't just let everyone walk out every time they felt they were dealt a bad hand creatively without it going unchecked. |
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Post by asuka007 on May 18, 2022 10:41:02 GMT -5
Old school wrestlers would walk or threaten to walk all the time as well.
It’s nothing new.
As for “Sasha having a history?” Umm, where? They only time she took an extended break was after she and Bayley lost the tag belts. And she came back, and her first feud was her putting over Becky decisively.
I hate to say it, but I think jealousy might play a role as well.
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Post by polarbearpete on May 18, 2022 10:41:49 GMT -5
Random thing as I am slow to see this Why is everyone acting like walking out on your job is this huge, awful thing? Calling people unprofessional etc.? They didn't like something they were asked to do at their workplace, they tried to change it, it didn't change, they left I did the same six months ago at a job I didn't like due to bad management, no one told me I was unprofessional lol Its honestly a cultural clash between the old-school and New school. A lot of generations past has the dont walk off or give two weeks noticed ingrained in their heads. No matter how horrible they're being treated. Our generation now is leading the charge to change that and with any kind of change there's gonna be pushback by calling our generation "lazy, entitled, unprofessional, its all the same lingo essentially trying to guilt us into staying at a bad situation. I’m in the newer generation (I think?) but still have that more old-school view, minus the calling others lazy or entitled. In my view of what unprofessional is, you can both make the right decision for yourself and your mental well-being by walking away from a contractual obligation but still be considered unprofessional. They’re not mutually exclusive. It’s also a different situation here where they’re contracted to perform for a set period of time, as opposed to a typical job where you can quit at any time. |
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Post by oxbaker on May 18, 2022 10:41:59 GMT -5
Random thing as I am slow to see this Why is everyone acting like walking out on your job is this huge, awful thing? Calling people unprofessional etc.? They didn't like something they were asked to do at their workplace, they tried to change it, it didn't change, they left I did the same six months ago at a job I didn't like due to bad management, no one told me I was unprofessional lol Its honestly a cultural clash between the old-school and New school. A lot of generations past has the dont walk off or give two weeks noticed ingrained in their heads. No matter how horrible they're being treated. Our generation now is leading the charge to change that and with any kind of change there's gonna be pushback by calling our generation "lazy, entitled, unprofessional, its all the same lingo essentially trying to guilt us into staying at a bad situation. There’s so many factors to such things. The unprofessional part to me comes in how it can leave fellow workers who have to pick up your slack in a lurch. Extreme example: I was once at a late-night diner where at that time it was just a waitress and a cook. The cook got angry over something (not anything you could tell what it was from my vantage, they didn’t have any words or whatever) and stalked out. Now this poor waitress is left with a bunch of customers and no cook and she’s all by herself and it’s after midnight and she basically had a breakdown. I think what he did was unprofessional because whatever his beef, he left her in a very unfair situation. This is less extreme but it did leave Doudrop and Nikki, who had a rare main event spot on Raw, in a lurch. And put it on Becky and Asuka to put together and have a main event match on a couple hours notice. To me that’s not professional. EDIT: If you have a beef with management and your actions put fellow workers in bad situations, it’s selfish and self-centered and while you might be sticking up for yourself, you aren’t sticking up for your fellow workers. You can be making their situations worse. I think it’s one thing to walk at the end of a shift and say ‘I’m informing you that I quit, effective immediately, and I’m not coming back.’ Then at least there’s time to arrange for other people to cover those shifts. |
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