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Question is : which is more kayfabe-breaking - Taz's insider jargon or being able to hear Jeff Hardy's thoughts during "live" backstage skits?

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Question is : which is more kayfabe-breaking - Taz's insider jargon or being able to hear Jeff Hardy's thoughts during "live" backstage skits?

 

One has got a certain amount of movie-esque artistic licence. One is fucking stupid.

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Not sure why anyone's surprised - they've done it before. I remember a few occasions when both Tenay and Tazz have said it.

 

Feeling a bit stupid, but what exactly does it mean? I thought it was a reference to when a wrestler fucks up and calls a move that gets caught on camera/mike, and/or by the crowd.

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An audible is when one wrestler (or referee via their ear-piece) calls for the wrestlers to deviate from the planned script, usually at the end of a match. Essentially the definition of this thread.

 

Ah, thanks! I think it was the use of the term "audible" that rather threw me.

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It's a term from American Football. When they call a change to the play on the field because they see something in the way the other team is lining up that they need to react to.

 

Using that, I can see how you can cover this within kayfabe.. simply saying that he tried to put him through the table using the swanton, it didn't work so he called a new play.

 

I don't think it's that big a deal.

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It's a term from American Football. When they call a change to the play on the field because they see something in the way the other team is lining up that they need to react to.

 

Using that, I can see how you can cover this within kayfabe.. simply saying that he tried to put him through the table using the swanton, it didn't work so he called a new play.

 

I don't think it's that big a deal.

Just what I was going to say. I've heard it repeatedly in American TV as just meaning "having to change the plan". And when I heard it in this context I think that's all tazz was meaning

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