WWE become a blended bag in 2016, with a aggregate of fantastic fits, super developments in bringing the wrestling world together (thank you, Triple H), chance taking tendencies on the principle roster, and the filler that makes you ashamed to be a wrestling fan. There may be one aspect that isn't up for debate but, and that is that this might be the most proficient roster of employees WWE has ever had (from an in ring perspective), because the first-rate matches were churned out week after week. Simply check AJ patterns for example. He went from NJPW celebrity to WWE Champion in much less than 8 months, and he has competed in nine, sure nine fits that were rated 4 stars or better by Dave Meltzer in 2016 by myself – that is crazy.
Lamentably, WWE, or Vince McMahon more in particular, want to inject their brand of ‘comedy’ as filler onto uncooked and Smackdown (despite the fact that specially uncooked), and this has made for some flinch worthy television and some terrible matches.
So revel in as we take a glance back on the year that changed into, what suits blew our minds away, and which we don’t need to keep in mind a good deal past the 12 months 2016.
Lamentably, WWE, or Vince McMahon more in particular, want to inject their brand of ‘comedy’ as filler onto uncooked and Smackdown (despite the fact that specially uncooked), and this has made for some flinch worthy television and some terrible matches.
So revel in as we take a glance back on the year that changed into, what suits blew our minds away, and which we don’t need to keep in mind a good deal past the 12 months 2016.
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