Humphries

My thoughts are similar to what has already been said. Too many stables, too many wrestlers in general. Pointless titles, an afterthought of a women's division. 

This forbidden door stuff only appeals to a certain demographic and will struggle to bring in any new viewers. Also the wrestlers need to slow down in there matches. Less kicking out of finishers. Wrestling is at it's best when there's a simple storyline to follow and the fans are invested in the result of the match because of the storyline and characters. That spot where someone gets superkicked/clotheslined/suplexed then they get right back up and hit there opponent with a move takes me out of a match straight away. 

I managed to get 2 tickets for the cheapest price of £39.40 each. Obviously not going to have the best view but couldn't justify paying triple figures.

Had to constantly refresh the 'find cheapest tickets' page as ticketmaster constantly came back with the cheapest at £112 but after about five refreshes of the page the cheapest at £39.40 showed as available. 

7 minutes ago, RedRooster said:

I'm with @d-d-d-dAz on this one, to a degree at least. I'm not sure whether or not I see Max Caster as a top singles star going forward, but I certainly view The Acclaimed as a potential main event tag team. They're brilliant. 

Totally with you on this, Ogogo was brilliant. I'm looking forward to finding out what he's like in ring. 

I think the opposite. I feel Anthony Bowens adds nothing to the team. Extremely generic.

I've only ever seen Nakamura in WWE but never once got the hype, even after his supposed 'classic' with Sami Zayn at Takeover which was just a move fest. I find him overrated and the IC title/mid-card heel is his level

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