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[Jukeman]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

I thought that I read it was his birthday as well.

That's a great reason to leave early. It doesn't matter if it was a one time thing. You just showed people that you rather go party than to stay and learn even on your bday. Person in charge have all the right not to invest in you.

Lets not act like breeze is all of a something the brooklyn brawler. He's just not being booked that much at the moment.


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[kingkilla56]

Y'all making a mountain out of a mole hill yet again. Some of y'all would fit right in with management.

Breeze asks one time to leave early and is granted permission, now it's he should know better, why not stay there and learn, how disrespectful... It's one taping. Chill. This kind of thing is the reason the program is so boring to watch. Everyone is so paranoid that one hiccup will end your run, so they all do exactly as told, stay in line, follow the script verbatim, and are all husks of themselves. It's sad.

[cima]

Quote: Originally Posted by kingkilla56

Y'all making a mountain out of a mole hill yet again. Some of y'all would fit right in with management. Breeze asks one time to leave early and is granted permission, now it's he should know better, why not stay there and learn, how disrespectful... It's one taping. Chill. This kind of thing is the reason the program is so boring to watch. Everyone is so paranoid that one hiccup will end your run, so they all do exactly as told, stay in line, follow the script verbatim, and are all husks of themselves. It's sad.

If you're a rookie (which he is a WWE rookie), you shouldn't be leaving early or asking to. You need to earn your ****. But I think it's more than that to be honest. Tyler Breeze has a garbage gimmick, he comes off as a metrosexual wuss. He's more feminine than he is a man. My wife even made the comment "why does this guy think he's pretty? His face is gross". He needs to be repackaged if he ever wants to do anything in WWE.

[kingkilla56]

He's been with that company for years. Your diatribe over his gimmick has nothing to do with this conversation.

[TheShizNo1]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jukeman

That's a great reason to leave early. It doesn't matter if it was a one time thing. You just showed people that you rather go party than to stay and learn even on your bday. Person in charge have all the right not to invest in you. Lets not act like breeze is all of a something the brooklyn brawler. He's just not being booked that much at the moment. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hm, someone in their 20s would rather celebrate their birthday than stay at work and learn. Yup, shines a bright red light on their worth ethic.

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[BDKiiing]

Quote: Originally Posted by cima

If you're a rookie (which he is a WWE rookie), you shouldn't be leaving early or asking to. You need to earn your ****. But I think it's more than that to be honest. Tyler Breeze has a garbage gimmick, he comes off as a metrosexual wuss. He's more feminine than he is a man. My wife even made the comment "why does this guy think he's pretty? His face is gross". He needs to be repackaged if he ever wants to do anything in WWE.

Yep, that's why he was one of the most over talents in all of NXT history, he got a huge pop when he debuted. You being close minded, or whatever you want to call it kinda coincides with their mishandling of his character since his debut. He's been with the company for a long time, he's learned pretty much all they're teaching, it just took for a gimmick to click. Might I recommend checking out his NXT work. Also, your wife must not know what a 'heel' is in pro wrestling.

[cima]

Quote: Originally Posted by kingkilla56

He's been with that company for years. Your diatribe over his gimmick has nothing to do with this conversation.

Being with NXT is different than being on the main roster, which is why I said "WWE rookie". Being in development for years doesn't give you rights or eliminate a person's rookie WWE status.

[cima]

Quote: Originally Posted by bdolski

Yep, that's why he was one of the most over talents in all of NXT history, he got a huge pop when he debuted. You being homophobic, or whatever you want to call it kinda coincides with their mishandling of his character since his debut. He's been with the company for a long time, he's learned pretty much all they're teaching, it just took for a gimmick to click. Might I recommend checking out his NXT work. Also, your wife must not know what a 'heel' is in pro wrestling.

I'm homophobic because I think his gimmick is extremely feminine? Okay then.

I watched the first NXT episode that was on WWE Network and was very into it for awhile, so I've seen plenty of the guy. I've never liked him. You should know by now that being over in NXT doesn't equate to being over with the WWE crowd (see Adam Rose, Bo Dallas, etc).