Liger was the right winner, if he was able to come back for another show. Obviously based on the Enzo and Cass stuff the NJPW relationship got blown up. King should have been shoved higher but we know Delirious is the worst at following through on anything.Montana wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 5:41 am There were people complaining about all aspects of the show; but yes Kenny was part of it too. Certainly not as much as Taven/ Enzo; but i'd say after them and the Bully Ray stuff. Not saying i agree with all the folks who were complaining about it. I was actually defended Kenny winning. I think they wanted a NJPW legend to win instead of Kenny. Either way; seemed like a logical choice given the company needed to elevate loyal wrestlers on the roster.
You have to book the guy like a world champion for him to become one. He's been dicked around by Delirious for far too long. The MSG sell out was a combo of wrestlemania weekend, NJPW/The Elite and ROH happened to be the American host. Everyone should get credit but ROH gets the smallest serving of the credit pie.indyfan wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:09 am There were tons of people laughing at ROHs entire presence at MSG. In fact most people say njpw sold out MSG and it was ROH who tagged along.
I like King but hes not a world champ. atleast not yet. looking at most reviews from other sites, king isnt well liked. King being champ would hurt the company more than benefit it. im on another site, and everyone laughs at ROH for the most part.
ROH isn't at fault because Joe Koff and Sinclair refused to spend the money and remove Joe's boy from creative. ROH in general could have been a lot different if it were not for being so conservative. Interestingly enough, one decision changed the course of wrestling as we know it.NewROHFan2020 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 11:48 amMost wrestling fans are dumb. If you like WWE and hate everything else, that’s fine. Same with AEW, ROH, etc. I don’t see how “fans” can say AJ Styles sucks because he worked for TNA, but the second he shows up in WWE, he’s the best. I never got the “I like this, so I am going to hate that” mentality of some wrestling fans. It’s moronic. Only those that hold monetary interest in a company, should want others to fail.Montana wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:04 am I think it was more of the "Elite/Bullet Club" hype that sold MSG than ROH or NJPW as it sold out in 2018.
Wrestling fans criticize and laugh at every company. You slowly start to see the AEW hate and doubters creeping in too. Think most of the disdain for ROH is that they never jumped up into mainstream....but yet keep the same golden era style (2004-2006) that got them famous. Expecting fans to keep paying for DVDs and HonorClub; instead of capitalizing on success when the window of opportunity was wide open. They tried to slowly grow, instead of taking risk.