From a marketing perspective, you can understand why WWE would want to cross-promote with Scooby Doo. After all, a large portion of their mainstream audience are children. That said, being an adult fan of professional wrestling trying to defend the product we love, the sight of a dude in a cheap ass Scooby Doo costume walking Sin Cara to the ring places our heads firmly in our hands. It's one of those moments on Raw we've come to dread. You can add Grumpy Cat or any other of the absolutely hideous 'guest stars' that have littered the product into the mix too, seemingly making a farce of what the adult fan would like to think is a serious appreciation we have for the worker's genuine talents and athleticism. The problem is we share the product with those who love superman. Those who get their parents to pay for Scooby Doo's WrestleMania Mystery. As such, the likes of Scooby Doo on Raw are unfortunate sacrifices we continue to have to make.
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