Thread: Mayweather / McGregor: Lessons For Wrestling
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Old 08-28-2017, 03:19 AM   #3
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For further evidence of this, see the CM Punk pipe-bomb or The Miz on Talking Smack. If people get even the slightest hint that there is something real there, they do half of the work themselves. One of the best things WWE might have accidentally done is conditioned people to be used to the same blasse scripted stuff for so long that when even the most mediocre of promos do start getting done, hypothetically, they might resonate a lot stronger.
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