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WWE NewDay
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The current landscape of WWE is interesting to say the least. We are near the top of the women's revolution. There is a woman named Becky Lynch referring to herself "The Man" while channeling a version of Conor McGregor, and she took him to the top of the WWE food chain.
Ronda Rousey was chosen to become a super-face, but the WWE universe took it out on her, which is nothing new, but instead of continuing to force their initial agenda, WWE has rotated and allowed her to be as nasty as she wishes. .
Roman Reigns is back from a true reemergence of leukemia. His story was greeted by fans who applauded him as loudly as they had booed him just a few months ago. All this is crazy and quite interesting, but I argue that the multi-layered scenario around Kofi Kingston is the most fascinating of all the angles that drive the WrestleMania road.
Kingston's rise to championship in the WWE story is symbolic, honest and revealing, no matter how it unfolds at WrestleMania 35. In case you're wondering if it would be involved, do not do not be It is almost impossible for it to be left for the moment.
Here are five reasons why it is important for WWE then, now and forever.
Keep reality without shameless vulgarity
In the past, whenever the WWE was trying to "keep their feet on the ground," they did it by pushing the boundaries in the realm of obscenities, badual themes, and language. The corner Kingston and a few others address problems and real life topics. The editors catch your eye with stylized versions of the truth and stop sensationalizing the insignificant by using ruder language at every turn.
The story of Kingston is about his background and frustrations. It's relatable, and it also violates a subject rarely treated in the WWE.
Solving her race problem … Kinda
WWE has and has always had a race problem. As a fan, I'm guilty of being disgusted by some of the stereotypical caricatures that the WWE has erected but never moving away from the product in protest. Even in 2019, there are not so subtle remnants of a more overtly racist culture that has prevented African Americans or people of color from being brought to light in the leading roles.
In case you do not know it, being part of the main event scene is not just about satisfying the wrestler's self. There is a direct link to increased revenues and more opportunities both inside and outside of WWE. African-American wrestlers have been largely excluded from this clbad.
– Florida Man (@WWEBigE) March 20, 2019
The inclusion of Kingston is important because it proves that it has become an important area of the WWE food chain. Kingston said he feels honored to be able to exchange views with Vince McMahon at SmackDown & nbsp; last week, and how that's a sign that he's "done it."
On the one hand, it is a bit of a success, but on the other hand, it is sad. An esteemed interpreter from Kingston still looks like the rational success that it took him twelve years to reach, and this is not because of a deficiency in his performance or his attitude. The purgatory from which he is separating has existed because of something beyond his control.
Yes, the WWE still has a race problem, but I hope it's the beginning of things that are done differently.
Rewarding a different face with an individual projector
Beyond the important issue of race, it's good to see a new face involved in one of the big scenarios. Recently, WWE did a good job refreshing the scene. Obviously, Kingston and The New Day had their share of features in the top cards, but this is the first time they have been the subject of such an important task.
We see other stories starting to gain steam such as Dana Brooke's "I just want a chance" angle. Hopefully this program and the wave that it has created will encourage writers to continue to vary things.
Switch from comedy to the main act
Usually, performers who fall into a comic role never succeed in qualifying for the lead role. Kingston was not always a comedian, but the fact that he had acquired nearly a 10-year career in the Booty O's trio and pancake tossing was even more disturbing with respect to his chances of being a big star. .
It is rare, if not unprecedented, that an artist who has achieved his position achieves the status of hand-event after being comic. Again, hopefully, this means that the glbad ceiling placed over another subgroup is collapsing.
The WWE universe will support a diverse talent set
If we ever wondered if the WWE Universe would support an African artist (Kingston from Ghana) or African-American, the launch of KofiMania is proof that fans will significantly support people of color.
This is perhaps the most refreshing aspect of this story.
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WWE NewDay
Credit: WWe.com
The current landscape of WWE is interesting to say the least. We are near the top of the women's revolution. There is a woman named Becky Lynch who describes herself as "The Man" by channeling a version of Conor McGregor, and she managed to climb to the top of the WWE food chain.
Ronda Rousey has been chosen to become a super face, but the WWE universe has been turned, which is nothing new, but instead of continuing to force his initial agenda, WWE has rotated and he has been as nasty as she would like.
Roman Reigns is back from a true reemergence of leukemia. His story was greeted by fans who applauded him as loudly as they had booed him just a few months ago. All this is crazy and quite interesting, but I argue that the multi-layered scenario around Kofi Kingston is the most fascinating of all angles fueling the WrestleMania road.
Kingston's rise to championship in the WWE story is symbolic, honest and revealing, no matter how it unfolds at WrestleMania 35. In case you're wondering if it would be involved, do not do not be It is almost impossible for it to be left for the moment.
Here are five reasons why it is important for WWE then, now and forever.
Keep reality without shameless vulgarity
In the past, whenever the WWE was trying to "keep reality," it did so by pushing the boundaries in the realm of obscenities, badual themes, and language. The corner Kingston and a few others address problems and real life topics. The editors catch your eye with stylized versions of the truth and stop sensationalizing the insignificant by using ruder language at every turn.
The story of Kingston is about his background and frustrations. It's relatable, and it also violates a subject rarely treated in the WWE.
Solving her race problem … Kinda
WWE has and has always had a race problem. As a fan, I'm guilty of being disgusted by some of the stereotypical caricatures that the WWE has erected but never moving away from the product in protest. Even in 2019, there are not so subtle remnants of a more overtly racist culture that has prevented African Americans or people of color from being brought to light in the leading roles.
In case you do not know it, being part of the main event scene is not just about satisfying the wrestler's self. There is a direct link to increased revenues and more opportunities both inside and outside of WWE. African-American wrestlers have been largely excluded from this clbad.
– Florida Man (@WWEBigE) March 20, 2019
The inclusion of Kingston is important because it proves that it has become an important area of the WWE food chain. Kingston said he feels honored to be able to exchange views with Vince McMahon at SmackDown last week and how it is a sign that he has "succeeded".
On the one hand, it is a bit of a success, but on the other hand, it is sad. An esteemed interpreter from Kingston still looks like the rational success that it took him twelve years to reach, and this is not because of a deficiency in his performance or his attitude. The purgatory from which he is separating has existed because of something beyond his control.
Yes, the WWE still has a race problem, but I hope it's the beginning of things that are done differently.
Rewarding a different face with an individual projector
Beyond the important issue of race, it's good to see a new face involved in one of the big scenarios. Recently, WWE did a good job refreshing the scene. Obviously, Kingston and The New Day have had their share of superior map features, but this is the first time they have been the subject of an event of this magnitude.
We find that other stories are starting to gain momentum, such as the angle of "I just want a chance" from Dana Brooke. Hopefully this program and the wave that it has created will encourage writers to continue to vary things.
Switch from comedy to the main act
Usually, performers who fall into a comic role never succeed in qualifying for the lead role. Kingston was not always a comedian, but the fact that he had acquired nearly a 10-year career in the Booty O's trio and pancake tossing was even more disturbing with respect to his chances of being a big star. .
For an artist with a mandate, moving to the status of hand-event after being comic is a rare thing, if not unprecedented. Again, hopefully, this means that the glbad ceiling placed over another subgroup is collapsing.
The WWE universe will support a diverse talent set
If we ever wondered if the WWE Universe would support an African artist (Kingston from Ghana) or African-American, the launch of KofiMania is proof that fans will significantly support people of color.
This is perhaps the most refreshing aspect of this story.
