Yeah, maybe they are due to discontinue this feud, but the feud would be much more enjoyable if everyone would just sit back and enjoy the chemistry that the loudmouth heavy metal character of Jericho has with the distinguished English commissioner character of Regal. Those who state that the matches are getting stale must try to put themselves in the shoes of the members of the WWF creative team who have the pressure being put on them to try putting on a good show, when the talent roster is full of talent with their own strengths and weaknesses, and all the while, figuring out each man or woman s pros and cons, so that they could be capitalized on. Experimentation is the key to this, so sometimes you may not like what you see on WWF Television one night, but keep in mind there is a very good chance that his failed storyline could be used for a better angle in the future. For instance, back in 1997-98 it took the WWF teaming Bradshaw first with Barry Windham, and then with Terry Funk to realize that he didn t have the chemistry with fellow Texans like he did with Ron Simmons, which led to the successful, popular, and marketable APA, who are still popular 2 years later. In one more example, it took two terribly failed gimmicks to see that Billy Gunn and the Road Dogg had much greater chemistry as a team, thus becoming one of the greatest tag teams in the history of this business.
Mistakes have to be made sometimes, for the sake of the future of the wrestling industry.
Just sit back and enjoy the fact that the WWF creative team is working long hours so that WE will enjoy the show they are putting on. And, when you don t like one of the matches being booked at the next television broadcast, just think that the mistake you just think you saw, may just end up introducing the next angle, which may be 10 times as successful. 19 people have commented on this topic. Click Here to leave your comment. 34 people have commented on this topic.