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Post by Chris Lionheart on Aug 10, 2011 4:51:20 GMT
- Fortune joins Immortal before randomly turning against them at a time when it just simply didn't make sense, and not much came from it after LockDown. Fortune and Immortal should never have joined together in the first place if they were going to split like that on the drop of a dime.
- Steiner joins Immortal after returning to side with Kurt Angle against Immortal.
- Anderson joins Immortal, after Bischoff was making him wrestle against his will with a concussion.
- Kurt Angle turns heel and aligns with Hogan (if not also Immortal in the upcoming weeks), after what he's just been through with Jarrett this year, and against Hogan and Bischoff throughout 2010. And turning on Crimson despite personally bringing him in.
This shit just makes no sense, and by association it just makes re-watching older episodes make no sense. Nothing has any resonance or staying-power, because in a few months later the sides have changed, with the random face/heel turns - previous storylines be damed. Things were going fine around the time of LockDown... and lately it's as though Russo has been let off his leash. |
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Post by Myke on Aug 10, 2011 5:58:30 GMT
- Fortune joins Immortal before randomly turning against them at a time when it just simply didn't make sense, and not much came from it after LockDown. Fortune and Immortal should never have joined together in the first place if they were going to split like that on the drop of a dime.
- Steiner joins Immortal after returning to side with Kurt Angle against Immortal.
- Anderson joins Immortal, after Bischoff was making him wrestle against his will with a concussion.
- Kurt Angle turns heel and aligns with Hogan (if not also Immortal in the upcoming weeks), after what he's just been through with Jarrett this year, and against Hogan and Bischoff throughout 2010. And turning on Crimson despite personally bringing him in.
This shit just makes no sense, and by association it just makes re-watching older episodes make no sense. Nothing has any resonance or staying-power, because in a few months later the sides have changed, with the random face/heel turns - previous storylines be damed. Things were going fine around the time of LockDown... and lately it's as though Russo has been let off his leash. I only have one thing to say on this. Russo'd. |
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Post by Chris Lionheart on Aug 10, 2011 6:31:14 GMT
I'm rewatching Febuary right now. Fortune has just split from Immortal and look to remain relevant, 'The Network' angle has just started up, and Anderson is full-on tweener (or anti-authority face). This shit was good, but it's just spun out of control now.
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Post by evil on Aug 10, 2011 12:54:41 GMT
*Spoiler* Sting vs Ric Flair booked for No Surrender.  |
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