What would be a good wwe diva theme song entrance?
ok, i DO NOT like the girly songs....i prefer something like litas song lol its awesome....i also LOVE cm punks entrance by killswitch engage, but he isnt a diva lol.....what do u think would be a good diva entrance? (thats actually a good song)
Why cant women WWE fans get respect by the male fans?
I mean it is not fair at all for us women. I am a female fan with a steady head on my shoulders and I have a whole bunch of knowledge in wrestling but I still get treated like a naive idiotic b***h. Im unbiased and I look at the multiple perspectives of wrestling. One specific point that I have seen women wwe fans getting disrespected is the infamous "John Cena has only women and kid fans" "When you hear chants the Let's Go Cena chants are high pitched and the Cena Sucks chants are low pitched." Why the hell is it an insult for the Let's Go Cena chants being high pitched with women chanting. Whats so bad about having women cheer for Cena we make up about roughly a high percentage of fans. I am a fan of Cena's because he embraces the fact that his fans are made up of women and children. I think the fans that discriminate female WWE fans are dbags, tools, hypocrites and disrespectful. I just wish that it wasnt like that in this business. I know Im gonna have to respond to people or fix up my responses but I just wanna see your opinions. And if you agree tell me other specific instances where wwe female fans are disrespected
WWE: Why Zack Ryder is not getting pushed despite being the fan favorite?
haha i would say that's a nice question :D did you ever notice ryder loses on smackdown nxt raw ppvs( I would say he mostly loses his all the matches) and didn't even get much time on tv but did you ever notice one thing ? even he always on the losing end he got supported by the crowd always.....!!!!!remember yesterday when he was left into the battle royal in last 2 men lets go ryder woo woo woo chants did you listen to them ? I would say he is one of the most beloved wrestlers even after a being a jobber he is so popular in his fans he sells a lot of his merchandise too? did you see the fan reaction when he won the intercontinental title ? everyone was so happy but no wwe buried him just within 24 hours on next day rawI would say he got thelookswrestling skillsgood movesetcharismamic skillspopularityfan faveven after being good In everything he is still a jobber wake up wwe -_-do you know one thing he is a cancer survivor as well he has a youtube channel which has more than 150k subscribersbut don't worry he will get his big push soon creative is thinking to make him the next byran just wait till MITB you will get your answers soon
In WWE, why doesn’t Vince listen to who the fans enjoy, and just does what he pleases?
Because Vince didn’t create a business to please fans… that was the business he purchased from his father. Vince’s plan/dream was simple, to take the product of professional wrestling, package it and market it to children and their parents, in a way that could still include more traditional fans, but not cater to them.That’s exactly what Hulkamania was, a childrens marketing tool and ever since that model has served WWE well. Create colourful, larger than life characters, put their likeness on endless merchandise and promote via your TV shows and live events, with mainstream crossover where you can. The only time that model didn’t work was when Hogan himself defected and WCW got that audience.Vince saw that his business was in REAL trouble so marketed in the same way but to the adults and older teen fans with the Attitude. As soon as he won the Monday Night Wars, the old model was returned to with John Cena and the like.Fans want who they want for reasons that don’t work in the WWE boardroom, on a balance sheet or TV ratings. Finn Balor, Cesaro, Bray Wyatt or Matt Hardy don’t sell in the same way Brock Lesnar, John Cena, Roman Reigns (I give you him, it’s a mistake on Vince’s part), The Undertaker, Triple H and Chris Jericho do. Some like AJ Styles come out of “leftfield” in WWE terms and are able to get over after being elsewhere. Realistically though, a push to the top slot takes YEARS and has to be built brick by brick or the talent will collapse under the weight of expectation, pressure and backlash if things don’t go as planned.The worst part of the modern era is so many guys have had the belt (s) that it really is like “whose turn?” rather than “who deserves it?” In the last 2 years, they’ve started to tone that back with fewer first time champs and longer reigns for people.Think back to that Hogan era or Attitude era… they worked because there were talents who COULD have the belt, but didn’t… Hogan had the belt but Perfect, Rude, DiBiase, The Bulldog and Piper, all could or “should” have for many fans and would have done today…but there were also guys like Rick Martel, Jake Roberts, Big Bossman, Brutus Beefcake, Earthquake, Paul Orndorrf were also needed who were NEVER getting the belt but still a big deal.Today too many people have had the belt and it means they can only go down… When someone like Bret Hart, Chris Jericho or Eddie won the title it was refreshing…now anyone down the card can win it cos Jinder did.
Whats the funniest Chant a crowd has chanted?
ECW One Night Stand 2006: "You Can't Wrestle" (To Cena) "Thank You Edge!" (To Edge) "Same old sh*t!" (To Cena) "You STILL suck!" (To Cena) "You're an a**hole!" (To Cena) "Whole fu**ing show! Whole fu**ing show!" (To RVD) "Cena fu*king sucks!" "F**k you Cena!"
How is WWE Raw real?
I've been to a couple of WWE RAW shows in the past many years ago and yes it is a real show, the audience members are real and you can hear every shout, chant, grunt, moan and groan that they do towards whoever's in the ring talking on the microphone or having a match (that's all real). The cheer and booing is very real (especially the John Cena chants which they were already doing even in 2007) the “Let's Go Cena, Cena Sucks” chants that happen during John Cena's matches are real.The biggest difference I noticed between the live shows and television is that there's no commentary during these events (actually there is but nobody could hear it in the arena) the only thing you can hear is the crowd, when the wrestlers talk on the microphone or when they come out to the ring with their music blasting through the PA system, the fireworks (when they used to have them) were real, backstage segments are shown on the titantron or on the monitor on the ceiling which is hard to see (but they're on TV when you're watching at home).So yes for the most part it is a real show, those slams and suplexes are real when they wrestle, but they just plan out the winners and losers in advance.