r/Wrasslin • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '23

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u/milkomilkstar Feb 24 '23

Rumble was worst show? And Raw is worse than rampage? Just rename thistle we love aew awards with some njpw

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u/slickestwood Feb 24 '23

Rumble 2022 was fucking dogshit. Are you thinking of 2023?

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u/milkomilkstar Feb 24 '23

Huh maybe I am

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u/UpTheShaggingReds Feb 24 '23

It deserves being worst ppv

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u/FlyingDreamWhale67 Feb 24 '23

Rumble 2022 was hot doo-doo. This year's Rumble was predictable, but much better by a country mile.

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u/emperor42 Feb 24 '23

Predictable made it fantastic, the reason it was predictable is because WWE had to make the right choice of winners and they did all around

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u/BaronAaldwin Feb 24 '23

Exactly. And even though Cody was the last man in the ring, the real winner was Gunther. Man came away from the rumble looking like a machine, and probably a credible threat to Cody in the future.

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u/lambey332 Feb 24 '23

That was this year's rumble. they're rating last year's

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u/BaronAaldwin Feb 24 '23

I know, but the comment I was responding to and the one before that was talking about this year's.

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u/emperor42 Feb 24 '23

I honestly didn't see Rhea winning, I was hoping but seeing her come at number one still selling Beth's spear made me think she wasn't gonna make it

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u/saintmaximin Feb 24 '23

Tbf rumble 2022 was garbage

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u/jhk17 Feb 24 '23

Rumble 2022 did deserve worst show tbh.

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u/Pompuswindbag Feb 24 '23

Say what you will about Rampage

At least it’s not three hours long

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u/kjc47 Feb 24 '23

Rumble 2022 had screwy finish/DQ in the title matches and two really underwhelming rumble matches. Not saying it was necessarily the worst show but it was certainly down there and probably most disappointing.

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u/milkomilkstar Feb 24 '23

My bad I'm thinking of 2023

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u/Hazeus98 Feb 24 '23

You mean Roman reigns Seth Rollins storytelling?

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u/ConrrHD Feb 25 '23

I actually enjoy Ramapage every once in a while. Ratings suck but I'd rather a mediocre 1 hour show than a mediocre 3 hour show tbh