No writers, huh? So the workers got creative control over their characters & what they say? Oh, that's gonna go over so well with the ego's the wrestling business breeds if that's the case.
You mean like a booker?There were writers in the 90s. I'm not saying you need to have 25 writers or that promos need to be scripted. But you generally need someone to write out the shows.
Why the fuck would anyone recommend Cornette? Guy damn near destroyed ROH.
Hey, someone's got to job.
No to both. Seems like some posters are conflating writing and booking.
A booking team? They certainly aren't writers if they aren't writing.I think we are talking about semantics. What did you call the creative team in the early 1990s WWF? Vince was the booker. But there was other creative.
No to both. Seems like some posters are conflating writing and booking.
A booking team? They certainly aren't writers if they aren't writing.
We are talking about the same thing. I am not going to argue about the semantics of it.
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This isn't a semantics thing. WWF/E didn't script promos or matches like they do nowadays.
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Did Sweeney block you instead??
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I seriously wonder how this goes down when negotiating for a TV deal
There were writers in the 90s. I'm not saying you need to have 25 writers or that promos need to be scripted. But you generally need someone to write out the shows.
No we aren't. You're the one who said doing a two hour weekly show without writers wasn't feasible, so why exactly isn't it? There's no reason to believe that just because Cody said the wrestlers will be the writers that that means it'll be the wild west with wrestlers doing whatever the fuck they want and no-one laying shows out.We are talking about the same thing. I am not going to argue about the semantics of it.
If there's no writers, isn't everyone just gonna argue over who gets to go over?
He was in rehab, she got pregnant and went on maternity leave. They were both back by October
No? This has nothing to do with the agenting or booking matches. You lot realize that modern WWE is in the minority of promotions when it comes to having writers, right? AEW will have a booking committee of Cody Rhodes, the Young Bucks, and Tony Khan, with everything having to pass through Khan. Everything will be booked out, probably many months in advance, and the wrestlers will be given bullet points to cover in promos to deliver in their own way. Just the same way they did it in the old days and still do in many promotions today. God, one of the biggest complaints people have with the WWE is the over scripted promos, that's thanks to the writers, who are the ones writing them.
why would that be a bullet point when negotiating a tv deal?
at least theey tried out WWE. Wasn't Mike in rehab?
of course they will. All promotions have a booker. The point Cody is making is that he doesn't want a team of writers who dictate what the wrestlers do. He wants the wrestlers to be able to have input in a story and be more involved in the creativee direction. In WWE, the current creative atmosphere is that thee writeers create storylines for thee wrestlers and the wrestleers have to act out the storyline how the writers wrote them and repeat the lines for verbatim how it's written down. Wrestlers in WWE get very little input in the direction of a story or what kind of story they can do unless you are a top TOP guy in WWE.
Why the fuck would anyone recommend Cornette? Guy damn near destroyed ROH.
Meltzer is saying that no one in WWE who requests a release right now is expected to get it.
He also says that they have told certain indie talents that if they show WWE an offer on paper from another company, they'll match it, or even double it if the talent agrees to sign on the spot.
Meltzer is saying that no one in WWE who requests a release right now is expected to get it.
He also says that they have told certain indie talents that if they show WWE an offer on paper from another company, they'll match it, or even double it if the talent agrees to sign on the spot.
Are they trying to sign the whole world just to prevent them from signing with AEW?
they don't want anyone signing with anyone not named WWE
so yes
I wonder how many will turn down offers just because they don't are too keen in being signed just for the sake of it without any chance to be used in any way whatsoever.
Fuck yes, I'm ready for memorable tag matches again.https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCir..._revival_asked_for_their_release_after_their/
Seems like The Revival asked for their releases too.
They definitely are a in a position to test the waters in other companies, after all the praise that they got in NXT, they were definitely misused in the main roster
Are they trying to sign the whole world just to prevent them from signing with AEW?
For something I've seen argued to have no prospects (with TNA being their ceiling or something), AEW sure seems to have compelled WWE to resort to drastic measures.
Provided this ain't misinformation.
PAC was basically the template of of the timeline of someone leaving WWE to go to AEW.
'let 'em rot'