It feels odd to cry for a man you’ve never Met. That’s the thing with us wrestling fans, some of us are just dying to connect with people who understand us, maybe understand us better then we do ourselves. I connected with Bray Wyatt, he was my guy, he was an inspiration, he was
If your first thought last night or this morning was how to rate or rank a tribute show to a loved, respected and talented man … or even worse to try and stoke tribal flames over it … or even worse, both … seek help.
This guy takes every opportunity he can to try and turn wrestling fans against WWE.
When we called him out on it for using Make-A-Wish, he threw a fit.
Now, he's using the tragic death of Pac to do it.
What's sad is we don't even need to mention his name or outlet. You know.
If any talent of any standard want to really up their quality of drawing in your audience then study in great detail Roman Reigns facials, reacting ( I would say selling but selling is acting and this was in a different world of that ) and body motion from last nights bout against Penta on Raw. Masterful.
@rclark98@HazzadorGamin It’s the soul that you and the rest of the team poured into this game that keeps it firmly in one of the absolute most breathtaking and powerful story let alone game ever told. Arthur will forever be alive because of what you left in that character. You rock, man!
We hold our tongues constantly, but this is such a disgusting twist of reality to try and make WWE look evil for engagement.
Zero research. Zero context. A total lack of understanding about how 501(c)(3) nonprofits work, why Make-A-Wish would purchase tickets, etc. Pitiful.