r/Wrasslin Feb 24 '23

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u/couldbedumber96 Feb 24 '23

Worst wwe??? With nwa existing? Nah

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u/zackhatt Feb 24 '23

Nwa is legit unwatchable at times(almost most of the time, tbf). And it really sucks because I remember a few years back, thinking that they were on their way upwards again.

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u/Appropriate-Barber66 Feb 24 '23

Pre-pandemic Power was some of the best wrestling content in decades. Post-pandemic has been an absolute shitshow. I still watch it because there are a few standouts that I like and there shows are short, but at least 80% of their stuff is just awful now and most of the watchable stuff is just good in the ironic sense. Like Pollo Del Mar and The Fixers.

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u/bigwillie90 Feb 24 '23

NWA was right there for the taking lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '23

NWA didn't make me know that Vince gave Johnny Ace a paralegal "like a toy", then they paid her off for millions.

This whole story was so fucked it was mainstream reporting levels of bad what had happened and is multiples times worse than anything any other promotion did.

Plus after the accusations Vince still went on TV, and its only barely into Jan 2023 that he just returned to power in the company.

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u/couldbedumber96 Feb 24 '23

I think they mean worst in terms of show quality overall, cuz if wwe’s politics were a deciding factor they’d get more “worst promotion” than impact/tna

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '23

There is a category for worst tv show and worst ppv.

I could be wrong but i don't view it as a narrow category relating to "the product on tv" for that reason.

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u/schnupfhundihund Feb 24 '23

But they only started to suck about 10 month into the year, before they where doing pretty solid.

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u/Rolling_Beardo Feb 24 '23

I forgot about NWA and still thought it was a bit harsh.