Not really. Sorry but Indy feds with zero crowd reaction and emotion by wrestlers is not classic.
Haha, you confused little boy. Didn't say it had to be an indy fed, although I don't know why you'd be adverse to wrestlers with talent and fans that can actually appreciate that talent and not just gobble up whatever they're spoonfed by the merchandising department, but that's your loss. You know, there are other sources out there other than the two mainstream corpora... er... promotions and indy wrestling. Try watching some puro, lucha, classics like Stampede wrestling or foreign promotions from Italy or England. You'd be surprised how much raw ability and emotion you would discover if you could just get rid of your spoiled high-production-values mentality and focus less on the pyro and the number of people in the audience and learn to enjoy what a wrestling fan is supposed to enjoy: what's going on inside the ring.
I think it's hilarious how mainstream fans bag on indy wrestling for grab-ass reasons like "zero crowd reaction" and don't even realize that the ECW they idolize got famous because it was an indy promotion that did things differently, and they had some of the wildest crowds in the entire world. I mean hell, half of your favorite wrestlers, including your namesake, began and were best in the independent circuit.
I dunno, it's like claiming that you love pizza when all you've ever had is frozen. Makes no sense.
Forever Knight said:
Dude, you damn well know that Murder City Machine Guns can perform.
No doubt, but I find it hard to believe that the BEST TAG TEAM MATCH EVAR OMG!!!!1! was wrestled by
Beer Money. I'm sure it was a fine match by TNA standards, but that really isn't saying much. They've fallen into Velocity territory by only allowing some of their top guys to wrestle matches with one pace, no psychology and predictable false finishes. If I were to even consider a match one of the best it would have to be possessed of a lot of heart and substance and not just be four guys superkicking each other over and over.
