It be cool if there was a story arc in wrestling related to Walter White. Perhaps someone who has been in the business for years and never got his big break, but soon finds himself with a career threatening injury and is forced to face the limited time he has as a wrestler.
The main problems with WWE storytelling now are the fact that booking can be changed mid match, so any long term plans are hard to put in place.Logic seems to go out the window now, as people turn face and heel so fast people wonder what is happening (take Elias as an example). And now the worst thing they do now is rush stories. When The Rockers split, you could see Shawn Michaels getting more and more frustrated over the previous 3 -- 4 months. Now they do that story line in 2--3 weeks and have Marty Jannetty on Main Event less than a month later.
Idk what people say, but Seth Rollins's career arc up till now has been perfect. Forms a group with two of his friends, dominate together, others think that it's a brotherhood, for him it was just a union. Joins the evil corporation and gets all the success Gets a career threatening injury, comes Back, realises he was wrong , fights his mentor. Connects with the fans , fights for them and slowly climbs back to the top. Tries to make fans happy and thinks he is doing the right thing, but the fans grow tired and turn on him. He gets delusional and becomes this narcissistic ego maniac who thinks he is a Messiah. That's gold
I think often times people both in and out of the wrestling industry take the potential for telling great compelling storys for granted. Not many people see that if done well wrestling can be a lot more then cheap entertainment. Just look at the bull nakano and aja Kong story or gargano and ciampa. Coincidentally both these feuds are storys of friendship, betrayal and reconciliation and they both where centred around the world title.
I never thought there would be a bigger heartbreak in wrestling than the Festival of Friendship betrayal happening on my birthday, but then along came Vince McMahon ripping Ciampa and Gargano away from NXT in the middle of their epic feud and making them a generic tag team!!
I've always told people when wrestling writing is good and story arcs are complete wrestling storylines can be as good as any other form of media. The difference is sometimes they these stories and characters can play out over multiple years and multiple companies. Perhaps one of my favorite modern wrestling Sagas is Kevin Owens/Steen Vs Sami Zayne/El Generico feud. The fact they keep doing the same kind of ladder spot over and over reminds me of that joker line from Dark "I Feel like we are gonna be doing this forever".
Here are a few stories-lines suggestions for excellent dreams that I know fans will be in awe to see at Wrestle mania main card only. !. A Raw's Dream Grudge Match The Demon Finn Balor Vs. The Phenom Undertaker Storyline- After failing to win the Universal Championship from Brock Lesnar at the 2019 Royal Rumble. He gives up on his believers on all of his fans that he believes that has given-up on him. On an episode of Raw he schedule to have a match with whomever (No jobbers please). Finn Balor entrance is the Demon's entrance (Upgraded.) He wrestle in the match more aggressively as like (Prince Dewitt in NJPW.) meaning he destroys his opponent from that episode moving forward Finn Balor wrestles as The Demon-Prince Devitt only. After one match his critical-pipe bombs all the legendary/icons whom compare to the Demon/Prince Devitt is has copied off of him. He evens says he can do better with their gimmicks than all of them. On later episode of Raw he comes out using the Undertaker's theme entrance music after winning another match The Demon does the icon kneel on one knee Undertaker's pose. After winning another match he does a promo as the Demon but using the Rest in Peace catchphrase of the Undertaker. In-between all this he faced off against Kane first on the Elimination Chamber PPV's Kick-Off Show in a match He mocks Kane by using (the same lit on fire casket/coffin entrance of the Undertaker) After destroying Kane The Demon reveals another casket/coffin he put Kane in the casket/coffin seal the casket/coffin to lit the casket/coffin as using the Undertaker's supernatural powers (a bolt of lightening) to lit the casket/coffin on fire. The next night on Raw The Demon/Prince Devitt does a promo of bury the Undertaker's Urn into an dug up gravestone's hole next to Paul Bearer (No disrespect to amazing Paul Bearer.) Does even have to be the Real Paul Bearer grave site. Buries the Urn 6-feet deep with real dirt. Then You can't defeat the me your power is my power now. At Fast Lane PPV The Demon/Prince Devitt comes out does an last mocking-call-out for the Undertaker at the end of the PPV of course fill the ring with pig's blood saying this is my graveyard. Finally the Phenom appears in the ring with the pig's blood still flowing down into the ring onto the Phenom. The PPV ends as a blood-soak Phenom stares into The Demon/Prince Devitt he is staring back at the Phenom with a sinister smile. On Raw the Phenom comes out to challenge to an epic dream grudge match at Wrestle mania. All night the Demon/Prince Devitt and the Phenom play their supernatural mind games on each other though out the night until the Demon/Prince Devitt appears in the ring to mock and accept the challenge to face the one and one supernatural presence of the legendary/iconic wrestler the Phenom the Undertaker. Wrestle mania 35 Normal long dream grudge match in the same sense as Finn Balor Vs. AJ Style but the entrances at the spectacular.
The thing which is like the internal stuggle of the IWC is, storyline vs sport.whats more important? Is it Workrate vs "Telling a story" in the ring? And also boils down to When,to finish a story. And as you know some Wrestling feuds are never ending or both singles or tag teams start angles with other workers after doing a program with a main protagonists/Antagonists. In most recent memory there are been the Clash of Two World's(the past example was WCW vs The New World Order, or most recently is Impact Wrestling vs.....itself or "TNA Wrestling") and a personal favorite was the Flair vs Steamboat trilogy,which after the 3rd and final match morphed into Ric Flair vs Terry Funk.
See the thing is, while I totally respect you opinion, I dislike the internal IWC struggle. I don't care for drawing a line in the sand on things, as the internet tends to do with everything. I don't have to sacrifice work rate for storytelling or vice versa. I want, demand and can have both.
Hey Dave great video as always I think this is a perfect video for right now cause there have definitely been some great story arcs in the last little bit such as the Becky Lynch story and Kofi Kingston story and Team Kenny vs Team Cody, Bullet Club Elite vs BCOG and that’s just to name a few And I got 2 video requests for Kayfabe Science 1) The Comedy Wrestling Style and 2) The Gedo Clutch
2.Rhonda Rhousy Vs. Becky Lynch initial the first and last of the Undisputed Women's champion. On an episode of Smackdown days before Fast-Lane she earns a Smackdown's Women's championship's match as the main event. She destroy still Women's Champion Asuka she defeats her become the new Smackdown's Women's Champion Asuka though WWE management Asuka get her rematch at Fast-Lane Becky Lynch defeats her a second times. As still in as one of the Main events at Wrestlemania 35 and 2019 Women's Royal Rumble Winner challenging Rhonda Rhousy still stands only this Champion vs. Champion match. Given all the WWE Universe and wrestling fans what should have happen at Survivor Series 2018 Nia Jax didn't purposely injured Becky Lynch. As a dream most competitor Champions Vs. Champion match at Wrestlemania 35 and the first and last time a Undisputed Women champion holding both titles meaning both the Raw's & Smackdown's women championships are on the line.
I've subscribed to your comic book channel. If your wrestling channel is anything to go by then I look forward to your great insight and analysis in the world of comics.
Here are some dream matches story line arcs for Wrestlemania 35. Seth Rollins Vs. AJ Styles Wrestlemania 35 most competitive dream match ever. AJ Styles loses the Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Championship. He is enraged but heart-broken that he couldn't beat Daniel Bryon. He is the first to be eliminate from the whole match. He goes on a rampage until Vince McMahon suspend from appearing on Smack-Down Live. Seth Rollins on the other hand is too ready to face Brock Lesnar to the point that he challenges Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship on an episode of Raw. He declines but Brock is feeling cocky he accepts the challenge. But at a cost that if he loses that night he loses the opportunity to go to Wrestlemania 35 as the Universal Champion and defend his title against Brock Lesnar in his rematch clause. Seth Rollins loses the match he is destroy but when Brock Lesnar is walking up the ramp to the back. AJ Styles music comes on he runs down to ring to help Seth Rollins up from sitting on the bottom corner They stare each other down as they shake hands. Until AJ Styles set Rollins up for the styles clash he gets out rolls out the ring and points out to the Wrestlemania 35 sign indicating one of the greatest must-see matches in Wrestlemania history. They promo the match as the road to Wrestlemania 35 moves forward even having a couple of tag teams or singles matches to make sure the match will be the greatest dream match ever. Rhonda Rhousy Vs. Becky Lynch Champion Vs. Champion match Triple H and/or Stephanie McMahon lifts Becky's 60 days suspension but she has to earn back her spot to face Rhonda at Wrestlemania 35 She face off against Charlotte Flair defeating her in a hard-hitting match to end their rivalry she then go after Asuka for the Smack-Down Women's Championship she defeats her proving she is ready for Rhonda at Fast-Lane. Becky goes on Raw episodes to remain Rhonda she is back ready for the war ahead of the two baddest women on the planet two of the baddest women's champions to date to prove that they can be an undisputed Women's champion of all time. Creating one of the best memories and one of the greatest Champion Vs. Champion to date in Wrestlemania history in WWE history.
The problem with WWE is that they are very stupid and want us to forget McMahon is all of the sudden on Daniel Bryan's side, really?? without any explanaition
I enjoyed the blue Meanie and goldust story arch at first the Meanie was competing against goldust by infringing on his gimmick labeling himself Blue dust only to later(after much tribulation) be embraced by his mother( Goldust). I think that's what happened 🤔. After that the storyline was dropped as WWE is wont to do
I love Story Arcs,my favorite Seinfeld season is season 4 when he and George write a tv show. The season starts with NBC offering Jerry a show and the last episode it's being passed on. I don't think story arcs are as important in wrestling. Sure it is great to have a beginning middle and end but sometimes story lines are just so bad and bombing that they just have to stop. Like when Lana was with Dolph Ziggler and Rusev was with Summer Rae. Although I do think there was something there with Lana and Dolph and they quit to early with them Rusev and Summer together was horrid. That needed to end as soon as possible.
@@DaveKnowsWrestling That is true. I was watching a WOWW Women of Wrestling that I DVRd awhile ago and I just watched. They had a triple threat for their Championship. They had one of those 2 people pin one person endings. The champion was one of the 2. Anyway the next week the owner he has the belt and he says the belt his held up. I didn't get how since technically it was a draw but w/e that wasn't the bad part. The champion couldn't be there that week because the girl that got pinned beat up her father 6 weeks before and that night was when she had to take care of him. 🙄 So they decided to have a match with the girl that got pinned and the other one that pinned her and the girl that got pinned won after interference after a ref bump. My head wanted to explode watching this? Why was the girl who got pinned even in this for one?
Speaking of The Undertaker and comics would you ever be willing to do a video on The Undertaker comics, it could be like a crossover between your two channels
Rare in the sense that people didn't feel the need to conserve them. You can buy them online, but I tend not to trust comics that I can't see in person first. The big issues that everyone expects to be valuable, they print tons of copies of it and everyone hangs onto them, thus lowering the value. The ones that no one cares about, they can be more difficult to acquire.
@@DaveKnowsWrestling aww I see that's the crappy thing about buying some stuff online, and other items you find the deal of a lifetime, that's too bad it would make for a great video
Great video! For those who are interested in seeing more on story structure in wrestling, check out Super Eyepatch Wolf's "Why Professional Wrestling is Fascinating" (th-cam.com/video/BQCPj-bGYro/w-d-xo.html) which contains two case studies, one for a single match (Roddy Piper vs Bret Hart at Wrestlemania VIII) and one for ten years worth of storyline (Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi)
A few really good ones in there... 1) NWO and Sting 2) Bret Hart vs Owen 3) Stone Cold vs McMahon 4) The Brood angle with Gangrel recruiting new disciples 5) Randy Orton "legend killer"
I think you misinterpret what arc means and what it actually has to do with who is over. And also, yes, you can make predictions. You may have to change things on occasion, but for the most part, it's something you can figure out. Sure, it requires creative doing things differently.. but that's what this is all about in the first place
But today's wrestling fans have a very short attention span. Many wrestling fans want the swerves and big matches quickly rather than letting everything unfolds on its own.
I do hear what you are saying on this. It does seem within a short amount of time fans will cool off on an angle. However, I do feel there are several points to this. First is NXT has a rapid fire timeline, which I think is one solution. But also, too many shows and PPVs hurt things too. Spacing things out with less appearance allows the freedom to not overexpose an angle, which gets fans tired of it
@@DaveKnowsWrestling great point Dave. Btw can you create an instagram account? It can increase your following (that you deserve) and we as fans can have discussion about wrestling. I hope you understand my concern. Keep up the good work brother
It be cool if there was a story arc in wrestling related to Walter White. Perhaps someone who has been in the business for years and never got his big break, but soon finds himself with a career threatening injury and is forced to face the limited time he has as a wrestler.
Whoa, I like that story idea a lot
I like that alot too,especially simce you stole that from Adam Blampied...Come up with your own stuff moron
@@jordancreed3003 someone’s salty for absolutely no reason at all…
@@bradygrenierwwe7230 Did I ask you anything?I dont think so...nobody asked for your opinion Brady,reduce yourself to your insignificance...
The main problems with WWE storytelling now are the fact that booking can be changed mid match, so any long term plans are hard to put in place.Logic seems to go out the window now, as people turn face and heel so fast people wonder what is happening (take Elias as an example). And now the worst thing they do now is rush stories. When The Rockers split, you could see Shawn Michaels getting more and more frustrated over the previous 3 -- 4 months. Now they do that story line in 2--3 weeks and have Marty Jannetty on Main Event less than a month later.
Yes, the mercurial state of the WWE hurts the writing for sure
Idk what people say, but Seth Rollins's career arc up till now has been perfect.
Forms a group with two of his friends, dominate together, others think that it's a brotherhood, for him it was just a union.
Joins the evil corporation and gets all the success
Gets a career threatening injury, comes Back, realises he was wrong , fights his mentor.
Connects with the fans , fights for them and slowly climbs back to the top.
Tries to make fans happy and thinks he is doing the right thing, but the fans grow tired and turn on him.
He gets delusional and becomes this narcissistic ego maniac who thinks he is a Messiah.
That's gold
I think often times people both in and out of the wrestling industry take the potential for telling great compelling storys for granted. Not many people see that if done well wrestling can be a lot more then cheap entertainment. Just look at the bull nakano and aja Kong story or gargano and ciampa. Coincidentally both these feuds are storys of friendship, betrayal and reconciliation and they both where centred around the world title.
The Gargano v Ciampa story ended abruptly sadly. I wanted Johnny to turn on Ciampa and beat him for the NXT Heavyweight title
I completely agree, very well said
Wrestling is a performance art. It's staged fighting, stunts and acting all at the same time.
I never thought there would be a bigger heartbreak in wrestling than the Festival of Friendship betrayal happening on my birthday, but then along came Vince McMahon ripping Ciampa and Gargano away from NXT in the middle of their epic feud and making them a generic tag team!!
I've always told people when wrestling writing is good and story arcs are complete wrestling storylines can be as good as any other form of media. The difference is sometimes they these stories and characters can play out over multiple years and multiple companies. Perhaps one of my favorite modern wrestling Sagas is Kevin Owens/Steen Vs Sami Zayne/El Generico feud. The fact they keep doing the same kind of ladder spot over and over reminds me of that joker line from Dark "I Feel like we are gonna be doing this forever".
I agree, any astute fan can tell right away when the story arc is complete and good or bad
As always Mr Knows, great video, well presented and very well spoken, keep up the good work
Thank you so much, I appreciate the support
Here are a few stories-lines suggestions for excellent dreams
that I know fans will be in awe to see at Wrestle mania main card
only.
!. A Raw's Dream Grudge Match
The Demon Finn Balor Vs. The Phenom Undertaker
Storyline- After failing to win the Universal Championship
from Brock Lesnar at the 2019 Royal Rumble. He gives up on
his believers on all of his fans that he believes that has given-up
on him. On an episode of Raw he schedule to have a match with
whomever (No jobbers please). Finn Balor entrance is the Demon's
entrance (Upgraded.) He wrestle in the match more aggressively
as like (Prince Dewitt in NJPW.) meaning he destroys his opponent
from that episode moving forward Finn Balor wrestles as
The Demon-Prince Devitt only. After one match his critical-pipe bombs all
the legendary/icons whom compare to the Demon/Prince Devitt is has copied
off of him. He evens says he can do better with their gimmicks than
all of them. On later episode of Raw he comes out using the Undertaker's theme
entrance music after winning another match The Demon does the icon kneel on
one knee Undertaker's pose. After winning another match he does a promo as the
Demon but using the Rest in Peace catchphrase of the Undertaker. In-between all
this he faced off against Kane first on the Elimination Chamber PPV's Kick-Off Show in a
match He mocks Kane by using (the same lit on fire casket/coffin entrance of the Undertaker)
After destroying Kane The Demon reveals another casket/coffin he put Kane in the casket/coffin
seal the casket/coffin to lit the casket/coffin as using the Undertaker's supernatural powers (a bolt of
lightening) to lit the casket/coffin on fire. The next night on Raw The Demon/Prince Devitt does a promo
of bury the Undertaker's Urn into an dug up gravestone's hole next to Paul Bearer (No disrespect to amazing
Paul Bearer.) Does even have to be the Real Paul Bearer grave site. Buries the Urn 6-feet deep with real dirt.
Then You can't defeat the me your power is my power now. At Fast Lane PPV The Demon/Prince Devitt
comes out does an last mocking-call-out for the Undertaker at the end of the PPV of course fill the ring with
pig's blood saying this is my graveyard. Finally the Phenom appears in the ring with the pig's blood still
flowing down into the ring onto the Phenom. The PPV ends as a blood-soak Phenom stares into The Demon/Prince Devitt
he is staring back at the Phenom with a sinister smile. On Raw the Phenom comes out to challenge to an epic dream grudge
match at Wrestle mania. All night the Demon/Prince Devitt and the Phenom play their supernatural mind games on each other though out the
night until the Demon/Prince Devitt appears in the ring to mock and accept the challenge to face the one and one supernatural presence of the
legendary/iconic wrestler the Phenom the Undertaker. Wrestle mania 35 Normal long dream grudge match in the same sense as Finn Balor Vs. AJ Style
but the entrances at the spectacular.
The thing which is like the internal stuggle of the IWC is, storyline vs sport.whats more important? Is it Workrate vs "Telling a story" in the ring? And also boils down to When,to finish a story. And as you know some Wrestling feuds are never ending or both singles or tag teams start angles with other workers after doing a program with a main protagonists/Antagonists. In most recent memory there are been the Clash of Two World's(the past example was WCW vs The New World Order, or most recently is Impact Wrestling vs.....itself or "TNA Wrestling") and a personal favorite was the Flair vs Steamboat trilogy,which after the 3rd and final match morphed into Ric Flair vs Terry Funk.
See the thing is, while I totally respect you opinion, I dislike the internal IWC struggle. I don't care for drawing a line in the sand on things, as the internet tends to do with everything. I don't have to sacrifice work rate for storytelling or vice versa. I want, demand and can have both.
That thumbnail though 🖤
Hey Dave great video as always I think this is a perfect video for right now cause there have definitely been some great story arcs in the last little bit such as the Becky Lynch story and Kofi Kingston story and Team Kenny vs Team Cody, Bullet Club Elite vs BCOG and that’s just to name a few
And I got 2 video requests for Kayfabe Science 1) The Comedy Wrestling Style and 2) The Gedo Clutch
Number 1 is interesting for a Kayfabe science, I will think about it
2.Rhonda Rhousy Vs. Becky Lynch initial the first and last of the Undisputed Women's champion.
On an episode of Smackdown days before Fast-Lane she earns a Smackdown's Women's championship's
match as the main event. She destroy still Women's Champion Asuka she defeats her become the new Smackdown's
Women's Champion Asuka though WWE management Asuka get her rematch at Fast-Lane Becky Lynch defeats her a
second times. As still in as one of the Main events at Wrestlemania 35 and 2019 Women's Royal Rumble Winner challenging
Rhonda Rhousy still stands only this Champion vs. Champion match. Given all the WWE Universe and wrestling fans what should
have happen at Survivor Series 2018 Nia Jax didn't purposely injured Becky Lynch. As a dream most competitor Champions Vs. Champion
match at Wrestlemania 35 and the first and last time a Undisputed Women champion holding both titles meaning both the Raw's & Smackdown's women
championships are on the line.
Wow, you have given that some serious thought. Good to see
imo
Great vid!
I made my living writing, 7 years worth for WCW ppv adv, and really appreciate the clarity here...outstanding.
imo
Thank you so much as always, very kind of you. That's great you got to make your living from writing
I've subscribed to your comic book channel. If your wrestling channel is anything to go by then I look forward to your great insight and analysis in the world of comics.
Thank you so much for subscribing, hope you enjoy it and thanks for the support
@@DaveKnowsWrestling I have gone through some videos, it is very interesting. I look forward to future videos!
Cool Presentation
Here are some dream matches story line arcs for Wrestlemania 35. Seth Rollins Vs. AJ Styles Wrestlemania 35 most competitive dream match ever.
AJ Styles loses the Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Championship.
He is enraged but heart-broken that he couldn't beat Daniel Bryon. He is the
first to be eliminate from the whole match. He goes on a rampage until Vince
McMahon suspend from appearing on Smack-Down Live.
Seth Rollins on the other hand is too ready to face Brock Lesnar to the
point that he challenges Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship
on an episode of Raw. He declines but Brock is feeling cocky he accepts the
challenge. But at a cost that if he loses that night he loses the opportunity to
go to Wrestlemania 35 as the Universal Champion and defend his title against
Brock Lesnar in his rematch clause. Seth Rollins loses the match he is destroy
but when Brock Lesnar is walking up the ramp to the back. AJ Styles music comes
on he runs down to ring to help Seth Rollins up from sitting on the bottom corner
They stare each other down as they shake hands. Until AJ Styles set Rollins up
for the styles clash he gets out rolls out the ring and points out to the Wrestlemania 35
sign indicating one of the greatest must-see matches in Wrestlemania history. They promo the
match as the road to Wrestlemania 35 moves forward even having a couple of tag teams or singles
matches to make sure the match will be the greatest dream match ever.
Rhonda Rhousy Vs. Becky Lynch Champion Vs. Champion match
Triple H and/or Stephanie McMahon lifts Becky's 60 days suspension
but she has to earn back her spot to face Rhonda at Wrestlemania 35
She face off against Charlotte Flair defeating her in a hard-hitting match
to end their rivalry she then go after Asuka for the Smack-Down Women's
Championship she defeats her proving she is ready for Rhonda at Fast-Lane.
Becky goes on Raw episodes to remain Rhonda she is back ready for the war ahead
of the two baddest women on the planet two of the baddest women's champions
to date to prove that they can be an undisputed Women's champion of all time.
Creating one of the best memories and one of the greatest Champion Vs. Champion
to date in Wrestlemania history in WWE history.
The problem with WWE is that they are very stupid and want us to forget
McMahon is all of the sudden on Daniel Bryan's side, really?? without any explanaition
That's what they do
Dave DOES know story arcs. I wish your videos were REQUIRED viewing for all writers and creative staffs in WWE.
Thanks so much for that compliment. Just the tip of the iceberg. I wouldn't mind going into further detail in another episode
Has there every been a pro wrestling storyline that adapted Shakespeare?
There must be, but nothing off the top of my head
I enjoyed the blue Meanie and goldust story arch at first the Meanie was competing against goldust by infringing on his gimmick labeling himself Blue dust only to later(after much tribulation) be embraced by his mother( Goldust). I think that's what happened 🤔. After that the storyline was dropped as WWE is wont to do
Meanie is so underappreciated
I love Story Arcs,my favorite Seinfeld season is season 4 when he and George write a tv show. The season starts with NBC offering Jerry a show and the last episode it's being passed on. I don't think story arcs are as important in wrestling. Sure it is great to have a beginning middle and end but sometimes story lines are just so bad and bombing that they just have to stop. Like when Lana was with Dolph Ziggler and Rusev was with Summer Rae. Although I do think there was something there with Lana and Dolph and they quit to early with them Rusev and Summer together was horrid. That needed to end as soon as possible.
And ending is not about how long it takes, but about coherent
@@DaveKnowsWrestling That is true. I was watching a WOWW Women of Wrestling that I DVRd awhile ago and I just watched. They had a triple threat for their Championship. They had one of those 2 people pin one person endings. The champion was one of the 2. Anyway the next week the owner he has the belt and he says the belt his held up. I didn't get how since technically it was a draw but w/e that wasn't the bad part. The champion couldn't be there that week because the girl that got pinned beat up her father 6 weeks before and that night was when she had to take care of him. 🙄 So they decided to have a match with the girl that got pinned and the other one that pinned her and the girl that got pinned won after interference after a ref bump. My head wanted to explode watching this? Why was the girl who got pinned even in this for one?
super smark.. should be in the business he obviously loves
Speaking of The Undertaker and comics would you ever be willing to do a video on The Undertaker comics, it could be like a crossover between your two channels
I have thought about it many times. I have been wanting a copy, but at a cheap price
@@DaveKnowsWrestling are those things pretty rare or something
Rare in the sense that people didn't feel the need to conserve them. You can buy them online, but I tend not to trust comics that I can't see in person first. The big issues that everyone expects to be valuable, they print tons of copies of it and everyone hangs onto them, thus lowering the value. The ones that no one cares about, they can be more difficult to acquire.
@@DaveKnowsWrestling aww I see that's the crappy thing about buying some stuff online, and other items you find the deal of a lifetime, that's too bad it would make for a great video
NXT has great story arcs
They do
Becky Lynch is a Tomboy. A girl who's "one of the guy's" hence she's "The Man".
Taps in to today's female empowerment environment.
Great video! For those who are interested in seeing more on story structure in wrestling, check out Super Eyepatch Wolf's "Why Professional Wrestling is Fascinating" (th-cam.com/video/BQCPj-bGYro/w-d-xo.html) which contains two case studies, one for a single match (Roddy Piper vs Bret Hart at Wrestlemania VIII) and one for ten years worth of storyline (Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi)
You're favorite long term story in wrestling history?
Sting/NWO probably... although they failed to stick the landing
@@DaveKnowsWrestling sting in the nwo whaaaa ;)
A few really good ones in there...
1) NWO and Sting
2) Bret Hart vs Owen
3) Stone Cold vs McMahon
4) The Brood angle with Gangrel recruiting new disciples
5) Randy Orton "legend killer"
So does that mean Big Show had many story arcs?
It was a joke referencing his many, many turns
XD I think his book would be phone book large with the many arcs he went through.
You don’t write wrestling arcs. As, you can’t predict which talent will get over and which talent the crowd will start to hate or bot even care!
I think you misinterpret what arc means and what it actually has to do with who is over. And also, yes, you can make predictions. You may have to change things on occasion, but for the most part, it's something you can figure out. Sure, it requires creative doing things differently.. but that's what this is all about in the first place
But today's wrestling fans have a very short attention span. Many wrestling fans want the swerves and big matches quickly rather than letting everything unfolds on its own.
I do hear what you are saying on this. It does seem within a short amount of time fans will cool off on an angle. However, I do feel there are several points to this. First is NXT has a rapid fire timeline, which I think is one solution. But also, too many shows and PPVs hurt things too. Spacing things out with less appearance allows the freedom to not overexpose an angle, which gets fans tired of it
@@DaveKnowsWrestling great point Dave. Btw can you create an instagram account? It can increase your following (that you deserve) and we as fans can have discussion about wrestling. I hope you understand my concern. Keep up the good work brother
Hey thanks. I do get the attention span concern with modern fans. And I do have a discord and a twitter if that means anything
And thanks for the high praise
Please show this video to WWE "Creative"
As if they listen
ONITA>>>>>>>>>>>DEAN AMBROSE
He's no Verne Gagne
True