He does have a natural likability but charisma is a bit too kind. He was always pretty clunky on promos and was serviceable in the wrong at best.Dominater wrote:Scott Hall wrote:
Titus has always had the look and the charisma. How was he never pushed as a main event talent?
Stanford wrote:I know everyone has hated Vince for at least 15 years, but how are we feeling about Nick Khan being the guy deciding the direction of the company? Who the **** is Nick Khan
tugs wrote:Thoughts on which wrestlers would be greatly impacted by the management change? Black and Gold NXT alumni?
Scott Hall wrote:Having some time to digest the news...
All I have to say is I won't believe Vince is fully gone from calling the shots until I see major differences
in the WWE product. Vince still has majority stakes and is the owner of the company. If he doesn't see
something he likes or doesn't want someone pushed I'm sure he will influence Stephanie, HHH and Bruce.
I can't imagine them ignoring everything he has to say now.
Replying to some topics in the discussion here...
As for Nick Khan he's the one that got the WWE on FOX which was a huge deal and worth a ton of money.
He's also the one that got the WWE Network on Peacock and got the company an easy 1 billion dollars. I also
heard something on a Podcast yesterday (maybe Cornettes) that he is the one that brought in guys like
Bad Bunny and Logan Paul into WWE with his connections. One of the biggest reasons WWE has been making
record profits despite having an all-time worse product during a pandemic is because of Nick Khans connections.
As for TV-14 I'm not exactly sure what will change with that especially in todays climate. Are we gonna have
more sexual storylines after the boss just stepped down after a sexual scandal where people are expecting
more details to come out and it gets more ugly? are they gonna do more racial stuff in todays world with
tensions high? are they gonna incorporate more hardcore Wrestling when they've been struggling with the
injury bug lately? It's hard to blame recent struggles on it being a PG product when the WWF became a global
phenomenon during the 80's/early 90's during the Golden Era/Hulkamania Era which was all PG. Granted the
80's and early 90's was a completely different place where now you can say society/The fans are the heels unlike
back then.
The debacle with The Judgment Day and now Maximum Male Models is the latest reasons why Vince had/has to
go immediately I can't believe he would even screw that up. The "even a broken clock is right twice a day" analogy
came true with WWE creative and they still botched it. If only the scandal was 6 months ago. As for Eli Drake he
was doing so great in that role which is not an easy character to pull off but I thought he understood the game better
at his age and finally getting a big break. He should know by now to not ruffle any feathers and be challenging
Vince on scripts etc. when he's just a new rookie on the main roster waaaay to early for that you gotta get over
with Vince first before you start challenging him and pissing him off.
Dominater wrote:Scott Hall wrote:Having some time to digest the news...
All I have to say is I won't believe Vince is fully gone from calling the shots until I see major differences
in the WWE product. Vince still has majority stakes and is the owner of the company. If he doesn't see
something he likes or doesn't want someone pushed I'm sure he will influence Stephanie, HHH and Bruce.
I can't imagine them ignoring everything he has to say now.
Replying to some topics in the discussion here...
As for Nick Khan he's the one that got the WWE on FOX which was a huge deal and worth a ton of money.
He's also the one that got the WWE Network on Peacock and got the company an easy 1 billion dollars. I also
heard something on a Podcast yesterday (maybe Cornettes) that he is the one that brought in guys like
Bad Bunny and Logan Paul into WWE with his connections. One of the biggest reasons WWE has been making
record profits despite having an all-time worse product during a pandemic is because of Nick Khans connections.
As for TV-14 I'm not exactly sure what will change with that especially in todays climate. Are we gonna have
more sexual storylines after the boss just stepped down after a sexual scandal where people are expecting
more details to come out and it gets more ugly? are they gonna do more racial stuff in todays world with
tensions high? are they gonna incorporate more hardcore Wrestling when they've been struggling with the
injury bug lately? It's hard to blame recent struggles on it being a PG product when the WWF became a global
phenomenon during the 80's/early 90's during the Golden Era/Hulkamania Era which was all PG. Granted the
80's and early 90's was a completely different place where now you can say society/The fans are the heels unlike
back then.
The debacle with The Judgment Day and now Maximum Male Models is the latest reasons why Vince had/has to
go immediately I can't believe he would even screw that up. The "even a broken clock is right twice a day" analogy
came true with WWE creative and they still botched it. If only the scandal was 6 months ago. As for Eli Drake he
was doing so great in that role which is not an easy character to pull off but I thought he understood the game better
at his age and finally getting a big break. He should know by now to not ruffle any feathers and be challenging
Vince on scripts etc. when he's just a new rookie on the main roster waaaay to early for that you gotta get over
with Vince first before you start challenging him and pissing him off.
Yea I have my doubts until the old man dies. Some signs we will see immediately. Things like guys still having half names, words being banned, etc. Especially considering that a guy like HHH is a wrestling purist. I really don't think he'll not say wrestler on his own merit
