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Oh, he was Magnus! Ok, I'd heard of him then a good amount.

Weird that I had never even heard of Nick Aldis before he became NWA champ. Did he have a TNA run?

I think Bryan, Owens, and Zayn all would have been better off with that program continuing on Smackdown for another month or two. The incredible reaction the night they attacked him showed that there was a lot of interest in that feud. The heat KO and SZ got in that moment showed that it wasn't all just excitement for Bryan. Team Hell No vs KO-SZ would have been much better then what we got. Meanwhile, I'd have Styles transition into a feud with Miz and make Miz champion. Sure, they could wait until Wrestlemania, but I think that would be delaying what people are already ready for. I think it was misguided to try to do a long journey back to the top. He had already been sidelined for two years. The period from announcing his retirement to getting cleared was his long-term chase. No reason to do yet another chase when he returns.

You hear people say it from time to time, and I've said some of it myself. But I'd like to get a feel for if we're all operating from the same general place of truth: Does everyone genuinely believe that it doesn't matter what WWE does creatively anymore because they will not lose any fans and therefore, they can do anything they want? I am starting to think this is likely true, as much as it disappoints me. This leads me to follow-up questions. In your opinion, is it still worthwhile to criticize them based on the old rules about things not making sense, not creating enough interest in their matches, not creating new stars, etc.? Is it completely irrelevant? If you answered the previous question yes, it is irrelevant, then what does matter now? What does WWE success look like, and what does WWE failure look like? I can be nihilistic, but accepting that nothing matters anymore is still tough. Still, it would be good to get a feel of where everyone is coming from. I tend to go all the way in a circle here -- nothing matters anymore; therefore, the only valuable things to talk about as far as WWE goes are the aesthetic value of their matches and creative. And if that's the case and everyone generally agrees with that, can we agree that it's pointless to drop in a thread and say, "It doesn't matter what they do anymore"?

Yeah, Shawn and AJ both talked about that in fact during Table for 3. About the idea that they could have a great match, but they'd have to nearly kill themselves to do it.

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