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see i dont have AS much of a problem with strong style as i did with the ECW stuff. Because its still presented as not only serious, but also realistic in most cases. However i do have a problem again with the selling and the moves they chose to do.
I recently watched the omega-okada matches that meltzer was pissing his pants about and to me it got to the point where they we hitting each other with moves that no one could get up from. Full knees to the face etc. compare that to a legitimate 5 star match in bret-austin where it looked like a realistic fight all the way and its just not in that league
I never take much notice of the dirt sheet guys and their ratings since their opinion is as valid as yours or mine. I've heard that Brock Vs Goldberg isn't as good as some technical masterclass in Japan. It's one of my favourite ever matches, two larger than life superstars going at it and it felt like it could end at any time so I had to put the phone and laptop away to watch.
The crap television they put out in later years when there was so much competition for casual fans who would rather watch something better with their free time is more to blame for wrestling being less popular than the attitude era in my opinion. Some kids will grow up oblivious to it and think wrestling sucks based on how it is now without caring about the past. I'm optimistic that a good period might come again soon when a wrestler with the IT factor comes along.