Furthermore, because they had their biggest match locked up, there wasn't an overwhelming urgency to book their bigger stars in more significant programs. John Cena was etched in stone to close the show at the biggest show of the year, and no matter how much success somebody achieved throughout the year, nothing was going to change that. The fact of the matter is that the Rock vs. However, I don’t really see it from the perspective of those who might have been left off the card, instead I see it from those who are on the card but might have been in a better position. BUT I do understand why some of the full time talent might be bitter towards him (or his situation). Do I begrudge the Rock for returning and snagging the main event of WrestleMania? Not at all. Do I blame WWE for bringing in the Rock? Not in the least. Matt: I know Scott and I are going to disagree on this one.

And soon he'll be gone and John Cena can go back to fighting Randy Orton every month and drawing 90,000 buys per show again. Who's losing their place because the Rock is main eventing? Drew McIntyre? Mason Ryan? Wrestling is about making money, and Rock makes money for them. Given the ridiculous lengths that the promotion goes to in order to fit every possible person on the show (seriously, Hornswoggle gets a payoff for being the MASCOT?) it's stupid for anyone to think that a spot is being 'stolen' when there's already a million people on the show. The Rock is doing everyone a favor by appearing on their PPV and making the company a few extra million dollars. The apparent bitterness towards The Rock's return is justified. I’d like to thank Scott for taking the time to participate in this feature.Ĭontinue reading 'True or False #4 - With Scott Keith (WrestleMania Edition)'.ġ. And of course, visit his Blog of Doom and follow him on Twitter at. He’s the author of several wrestling books, including “Tonight.In This Very Ring,” “Wrestling's One Ring Circus,” “Wrestling's Made Men” and “Dungeon of Death: Chris Benoit and the Hart Family Curse.” You can purchase any of these books on his Amazon Page. Hell, his bl og is actually being redirected to a temporary home because of the fact that he has TOO MANY visitors (a problem I often have as well). If you’re visiting my blog, chances are you need no introduction to wrestling author and blogger Scott Keith.

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