Post by DM on Apr 5, 2010 22:21:30 GMT
The real question here is should the PG rating go for good? Now there have been noted stars such as Cena and Orton whom actually enjoy the PG rating while we, the fans, find it in bad taste and perhaps hurt the product.
While it grants them to actually 'wrestle' more and use less weapons and adult 'slurs' this of course kills the 'attitude' era generation, while the Federation Era appears to embrace it more.
Myself, I see plus and minus. The plus is it does force them to perhaps wrestle more and when something 'extreme' does occur the effect is more beneficial rather than seeing ten chair shots on RAW and being desensitized by the PPV when another chair shot occurs.
The minus of course the promos are goofier, the slang is gone, the gestures even are starting to leave and most importantly..no blood and believe me, it KILLS the match when they have to stop it to clean up the blood when in AWA, NWA, WcW and old WWF that NEVER happened.
Personally I see Wrestling going full circle, the pieces are in place honestly. Cena is the next 'hogan' while Orton is filling in as the next 'austin' many could say though I see him as the next 'roberts' over time. WWE right now is in a 'Federation' lock and until competition strikes there won't be another 'attitude' revolution. Ironically enough, you have one company falling on it's ass similar to WcW being TNA and one smaller company filling in for ECW being ROH. I feel, that now ROH finally got PPV deals and some TV Time, it will be ROH that lights the fire and starts the second revolution.
Since that is off topic we'll save that for later, either way, the PG Rating will be around even if we dispise it, though currently, amiss the 'hardcore' style and the banning of blood, PG is not the way to go, but from a marketing standpoint, since they're hitting kids which are more marketable rather an 18-35 demographic, hense why they're doing it.
From one Old School guy to you fans, no. I think the PG rating should stay for perhaps...another year, at least give the competition time to catch up then turn up the dial, that formula, worked last time and it will work again.
While it grants them to actually 'wrestle' more and use less weapons and adult 'slurs' this of course kills the 'attitude' era generation, while the Federation Era appears to embrace it more.
Myself, I see plus and minus. The plus is it does force them to perhaps wrestle more and when something 'extreme' does occur the effect is more beneficial rather than seeing ten chair shots on RAW and being desensitized by the PPV when another chair shot occurs.
The minus of course the promos are goofier, the slang is gone, the gestures even are starting to leave and most importantly..no blood and believe me, it KILLS the match when they have to stop it to clean up the blood when in AWA, NWA, WcW and old WWF that NEVER happened.
Personally I see Wrestling going full circle, the pieces are in place honestly. Cena is the next 'hogan' while Orton is filling in as the next 'austin' many could say though I see him as the next 'roberts' over time. WWE right now is in a 'Federation' lock and until competition strikes there won't be another 'attitude' revolution. Ironically enough, you have one company falling on it's ass similar to WcW being TNA and one smaller company filling in for ECW being ROH. I feel, that now ROH finally got PPV deals and some TV Time, it will be ROH that lights the fire and starts the second revolution.
Since that is off topic we'll save that for later, either way, the PG Rating will be around even if we dispise it, though currently, amiss the 'hardcore' style and the banning of blood, PG is not the way to go, but from a marketing standpoint, since they're hitting kids which are more marketable rather an 18-35 demographic, hense why they're doing it.
From one Old School guy to you fans, no. I think the PG rating should stay for perhaps...another year, at least give the competition time to catch up then turn up the dial, that formula, worked last time and it will work again.