WWE And TNA: 7 Worst Moments Of The Week (Dec 7)

3. The Saddest Statement Of The Week

On Main Event, The Bunny made a humping motion in the middle of one of his matches. It wasn€™t funny, but Michael Cole assured us it was. Byron Saxton rightfully said €œIt€™s not about being funny, it€™s about winning.€ He is 100% right within the context of how WWE should be booking their stories. Michael Cole condescendingly replied €œUh, it€™s sports entertainment Byron.€ That seems to be one of the biggest problems in WWE right now. Winning really doesn€™t matter. When someone wins a match, they should be that much closer to a title shot. Instead, virtually everyone has a .500 record, so everyone is exchanging wins without anyone gaining momentum. The company then arbitrarily decides to give someone a title shot. If you saw Vince McMahon on Steve Austin€™s podcast, you know that €œwrestling€ is a dirty word to him. Well Vince is slowly ruining the word €œentertainment€ for me. I can find a few good words for what WWE is doing right now, but entertainment is certainly not one of them.
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