Message #7493

[Hammy]

Well the very cynical will call into question most things, many have questioned it for years anyway.

I understand the theory, but the real life incident is storyline goldust, its the same principle as guys being best playing themselves with the volume turned up.  People want real life passion and emotion in storylines, they want to be afforded the opportunity to suspend disbelief if only for a few minutes to truly get into a story, so what better story to use than a real one like this.

Look at other top feuds.  Playing on real-life tensions between guys is hardly new, and neither is using real-life problems and incidents.  Heck they've exploited every war.  Just happens that the real-life incident being used in this case came out of a fictional world, its weird and wacky but in wrestling it works, it sums up the never say never, anything is possible way of things.

I'm still waiting for Randy Savage to show and dispel that "Myth"...