Is technical wrestling a draw?
Is technical wrestling a draw?
Chase Davis
Levi Foster
Only Smarks like Technical, the average viewer just sees two midgets twisting their arms with not much action
Bentley Roberts
no
Connor Gutierrez
Yes.
Joshua Rivera
No. Wrestling went Reddit in the early aughts when smarks took over.
Leo Cox
Not because if that was true AEW will draw more than 900K
Jack Thompson
It can be if the fucking sissies calling themselves wrestlers that do technichal shit acually try to make it look good, mixing it with stiff strikes and actually pretending to apply pressure and selling shit.
But no, cunts today just transition from move to move
Chase Gutierrez
yes. anti smarks and smarks calls it boring.
and here is the retarded anti-smark
Ayden Brooks
t. Kevin Sullivan
Nolan Sanders
AEW isn't tecnical, they're too spot heavy
Carson Edwards
ven a casual fan can recognize a good sequence of reversals. Danielson, Angle, and others used to get WWE crowds to pop for slick submission counters.
Sebastian Perry
No.
Grayson Kelly
Aew is a spot fest sir. If they put two Brits against each other they'd find a way to turn a cattle mutilation into a Canadian destroyer, working the arm into a triple suicide dive and a headlock into a cartwheel
Charles Davis
AEW doesn't have technicians only vanilla flippy spot monkey shitters
Justin Parker
>Technical
>Hogan
Easton Jenkins
Never was ever! Look at the all time draws Sheik, Andre, Flair, Hogan, Austin, Rock, Cena.
Mason Hill
If you are Kurt Angle, yes.
Connor Butler
Angle was never a draw though
Liam Cooper
It's a method for storytelling, not a story to be told.
Luis Hill
Casual take
Colton Roberts
It was a factual take. You liking him doesn't make him a draw.
Josiah Williams
Nobody is draw by 80s standards so its a moot point to say he didnt draw. So fuck off
Ethan Sullivan
He didn't draw by any standards. There's no need to be upset.
Dominic Hughes
Ok. Dont care about your headcanon. Its nice tho to passionately hate something or someone that was popular.
Aaron Taylor
Not on it's own, but in a well-built match with a lot on the line, a drawn out technical segment can really get the blood pumping and the crowd invested in a way finisher spams just cannot.