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www.pwinsider.com/article/157300/too-many-false-finishes-turning-hardy-omos-and-more.html?p=1TOO MANY FALSE FINISHES, TURNING HARDY, OMOS AND MORE | PWInsider.com By Dave Scherer on 2022-03-27 10:00:00 You can send us questions for the PWInsider.com Q and A at pwinsider@gmail.com. I saw a good trios match with JE vs. Cole/RedDragon recently. So they had 2 terrific fake finishes with a cool Triple Moonsault spot and a brilliant Springboard Double Doomsday Device. Yet, the actual finish was an ordinary Last Call by Cole. Don’t you feel an actual match finish should be more - or at least as exciting - as the fake finishes? I have no problem with a quick finish in certain situations. Sometimes you can make the case that the big moves that preceded the finish led to the finish by wearing the wrestler down. With that said, I do agree that we are seeing way too many instances of super big moves not getting the job done. It was the same way in NXT before HHH lost power. I appreciate wanted to give the fans their money’s worth but they also have to be aware of overdoing it. It’s a fine balance. On a recent episode of the Pat McAfee show, Pat was talking about how Indianapolis has become a hub for many major events, most notably the NFL Combine and the NCAA tournament, in large part to the convenience of the cities layout with the convention center being Adjacent to Lucas Oil Stadium. Have there been any talks about bringing Wrestlemania back to Indy? It would seem like the perfect setup to have Axxess within walking distance of the stadium, not to mention Indy is a great city. Thanks for reading. Indy is definitely great for navigation. That is why the NFL runs the combine there every year. But with that said, the NFL is considering moving the combine to LA in a few years. Why? Because LA gets more press and had a nice stadium than Indianapolis does. I can’t say WWE won’t ever run Indy again for Mania but they do look for newer, nicer tourist friendly cities. They want people to come from around the world and Indianapolis is not an international tourist destination. I mean no disrespect to the city but WWE likes newer, shinier buildings. Even though Leyla Hirsh has publicly denounced Putin and his invasion of Ukraine, do you think she should stop wearing the Russian flag on her ring attire and stop being announced as hailing from Moscow? If you haven't heard her comments denouncing the war, and I'd guess not everyone has, I can definitely see how those people may get the wrong idea about her beliefs based on how she continues to be presented on TV. I had not heard the comments and to be honest, I was thinking on Wednesday that she should lose the connection to Russia. I know she is a heel and all but that is not good heel heat, it’s Sgt. Slaughter as an Iraqi sympathizer heat. I would just announce her as being from NY and leave the Russian connection behind. Do you ever see Omos improving in the ring, either by his own desire to improve, or WWE pushing him to improve? Or is WWE content to have him at his current skill level as long as he looks imposing and can do 1 or 2 moves, like they did with Great Khali? I don't buy the argument that his size limits what he can do in the ring, because Shaq is roughly the same size and, in his one match in AEW, was light years more fluid in the ring than we have seen from Omos so far. WWE doesn’t want Omos to be a bump machine or a high flyer, and they shouldn’t. Think about it, if he can do all of that AND is that big, who could realistically beat him? I think he is doing what they want him to do. If he can get to the level of Big Show, I think all involved will be happy. So Private Party turns on Matt Hardy after he signed them as a young team to an unfair contract and took advantage of them. Hardy then gets beat up by the partner he took on for no other reason than profit and the rest of the wrestlers he signed to unfair contracts. Why should I cheer for him? They could've spent five minutes trying to come up with a logical solution like Matt wanting to pay back the money he stole from his clients but Andrade coming out and lying and saying that Matt never intended to give them their money back and then telling Private Party if they beat down Hardy he'll double their pay. Matt actually becomes the babyface, Private Party gets an excuse (if AEW ever want to turn them face if they find out Andrade lied to them) and it just feels more like a story than what they did. I know you may say something like it really didn't bother you which is fine, but it 100% bothered me and I hate when I'm asked to forget pivotal story moments just so AEW can do the Hardyz reunion without putting a ton of thought into it. You aren’t wrong at all. They could have worked on explaining it better, but they did have him say he was sorry. Still, the flip side is that Big Money Matt just wasn’t working so they chose to move away from it quickly. That happens sometimes in the business. In situations where it’s better to just leave a gimmick behind, like this one, I am fine with ripping off the band aid quickly. You can send us questions for the PWInsider.com Q and A at pwinsider@gmail.com.
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