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>mens and women's matches
>pretty much guaranteed to ear up an hour each at least
>timed entrances
>no stakes

Can we fucking retire this garbage again? I'm thinking of just not watching survivor series because of it
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I have never cared about a WarGames match. The elimination tags and brand vs brand concepts were both far better.
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will this top AEW's botchfest?
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Because writing the matches to have stakes and actual storylines is simply an impossible option considering that it's WWE.
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>>19288465
>watching the womens one
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>>19288465
There hasn't been a good wargames match since the early 90s.
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>>19288465
hard to have a proper wargames when the weinstein feds primary focus is not doing anything that might scare a 7 year old
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>>19288509
Brand vs brand was the stupidest shit ever. Why would anybody care about fighting for whatever random brand they happen to be on at that particular time. If they want to do a SS and/or WG match, at least make it make sense with some stories intertwining. Any brand-based thing they ever did was garbage.
>>19288519
I don't think even botchamania tops AEW's botchfest
>>19289310
Pretty much this



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