Dec 11, 2023, 00:28 am
(This post was last modified: Dec 11, 2023, 02:11 am by RobertX. Edited 3 times in total.)
Booking is a job of deciding the events and outcomes of a pro wrestling event. Mostly, bookers are thought to be the writers, but they are two different things: bookers decide the framework, but writers are those who do everything: decide the outcomes, write wrestler dialogue, and determine every move that a match would have. Bookers don't do that; no skits, just decide what happens and leave the rest to wrestlers. This difference is why pro wrestling feels so bland and forced; the wrestlers don't act like themselves; they get orders to act like how they act like.
Vince Russo is a writer that's associated with the success of the WWF's Attitude Era, where the company took a sharp turn from a kids only product to an adult-themed direction. He was often touted for the success of pulling off the move and making the WWF a more profitable place, but long-time pro wrestling regular Jim Cornette blasts Russo for most of pro wrestling's looked down upon ideas like Beaver Cleavage, Terri Runnel's "miscarriage," and Oklahoma, the character that was associated with celebrated long-time ring play-by-play commentator Jim Ross, who currently works in AEW.
Now, I shall turn over this scathing verbal abuse that Cornette uses when burying "shitstain," the current terminology he uses when describing Vince Russo:
So do you agree with the video? Yes? No? Let me know in the comments below.
EDIT: I should add, a "babyface," or a "face," is a good guy, a "heel" is a bad guy.
EDIT: Even more sauce:
Vince Russo is a writer that's associated with the success of the WWF's Attitude Era, where the company took a sharp turn from a kids only product to an adult-themed direction. He was often touted for the success of pulling off the move and making the WWF a more profitable place, but long-time pro wrestling regular Jim Cornette blasts Russo for most of pro wrestling's looked down upon ideas like Beaver Cleavage, Terri Runnel's "miscarriage," and Oklahoma, the character that was associated with celebrated long-time ring play-by-play commentator Jim Ross, who currently works in AEW.
Now, I shall turn over this scathing verbal abuse that Cornette uses when burying "shitstain," the current terminology he uses when describing Vince Russo:
So do you agree with the video? Yes? No? Let me know in the comments below.
EDIT: I should add, a "babyface," or a "face," is a good guy, a "heel" is a bad guy.
EDIT: Even more sauce: