Used to watch in early 90's so RIP Ulitmate Warrior.
what I dont understand is how you are allowed to bet on something that is already scripted. How could that guy be 10-1 before the event when the result is known in advance?
Used to watch in early 90's so RIP Ulitmate Warrior.
what I dont understand is how you are allowed to bet on something that is already scripted. How could that guy be 10-1 before the event when the result is known in advance?
Because nobody knows the outcome apart from those wrestling the match and a very small handful of others. The fact that so many would have bet on The Undertaker to win shows how good a job they do of not letting these things get out.
Its not much different from people betting on what a baby's name is going to be, or how a TV show will end etc.
Used to watch in early 90's so RIP Ulitmate Warrior.
what I dont understand is how you are allowed to bet on something that is already scripted. How could that guy be 10-1 before the event when the result is known in advance?
Its only known by a select few, fans have as much knowledge as any sport game.
Though obviously there's limits on betting so the select few can't bet huge amounts knowing the results.
I've got to be missing something here... The whole thing is scripted from start to finish, so why are you guys talking like there were different possible outcomes? I'm not being facetious, I know you're adults... So what am I missing?
Imagine people are talking about the ending of a TV show, say the last Sopranos, well that's exactly what is happening here.
I think you might be stretching with a Sopranos comparison, but I take your point. I guess the difference is, you don't have to wonder which Sopranos fans think they're watching a documentary.
I've got to be missing something here... The whole thing is scripted from start to finish, so why are you guys talking like there were different possible outcomes? I'm not being facetious, I know you're adults... So what am I missing?
Imagine people are talking about the ending of a TV show, say the last Sopranos, well that's exactly what is happening here.
I think you might be stretching with a Sopranos comparison, but I take your point. I guess the difference is, you don't have to wonder which Sopranos fans think they're watching a documentary.
Not at all, both are scripted dramas, just one is written a bit better than the other!
I'm not too sure what your next point is, but guessing it's the predictable. WWE don't care if some of their fans think it's real, as I said earlier they openly admit to it not being and have done for 30 years. If they did care, what different would it make? Also they try and make sopranos as realistic as possible.
Brilliant stuff. They're a cut above when it comes to this kind of thing, John Cena has the record for doing the most amountof work for the make a wish charity.
RIP Virgil Runnels, aka “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes
Does that mean all the 'Dusty Rhodes'(whoever he/she is) re-runs on TV ?? - please god, forgive us from all we have done in the past. Then again lets thank God we've got womens football on another channel.
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what I dont understand is how you are allowed to bet on something that is already scripted.
How could that guy be 10-1 before the event when the result is known in advance?
Its not much different from people betting on what a baby's name is going to be, or how a TV show will end etc.
Though obviously there's limits on betting so the select few can't bet huge amounts knowing the results.
Apparently some Brit lost £30k on betting on The Undertaker to win!
I'm not too sure what your next point is, but guessing it's the predictable. WWE don't care if some of their fans think it's real, as I said earlier they openly admit to it not being and have done for 30 years. If they did care, what different would it make? Also they try and make sopranos as realistic as possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfS0deQlgHw
Amazing video.
What a truely respectful and considerate thing to do
Rip Connor I bet your still smiling now
RIP Connor.
But tomorrow the darkest of days finally catches up with me. ;-(
I am off to the O2 to see the fine spectacle that is the WWE
Then again lets thank God we've got womens football on another channel.