ITT: The moment you knew WWE was doomed

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>>2581603

>>2581603
That one fan screaming "NOOOOO!!" just before Seth hit Roman....he totally made that moment

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>>2581603
I went to Payback 2014 in Chicago the night before this, when the Shield beat Evolution. I went with my best friend who had cancer but he was in remission at the time and predicted to be okay, he ended up getting hit harder with more cancer and dying like immediately after this.

I swear I am not bullshitting. His death now signifies the death of wrestling to me, the Shieldetty literally gave him cancer and killed him.

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>>2581755
I'm glad your friend died

Legitimately I think they fucked up in a very big tangible way with the way they're handling Roman post-Undertaker.

>>2581755
I was at the show in Indianapolis that night. It was my first WWE live event since the Raw after Judgement Day 2000 when Taker came back as the American Badass. I stopped watching in 2001 and rarely ever turned it on.

I had just sort of got back into watching Raw and it was almost entirely because of the Shield. I immediately lost interest again.

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>>2581766
Don't cut yourself on that edge. I am too though, I'm glad he didn't have to see what wrestling has become.

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>>2581755
>>2581603

When they get ready to come out through the crowd security comes out and blocks off the area, usually during commerical break. If you're out at the concession stand you can't get back down the aisle, and if you're seated you can't get out until they're done.

We sat right next to the aisle they came down that night. Right before they made their entrance a little kid a few seats closer and one row back had to piss but security wouldn't let them out. He started crying hysterically. His dad got mad and just told him to go.

As they made their final entrance a kid no older than 6 stood in front of his seat pissing on the concrete floor of Bankers Life Fieldhouse, close enough to almost certainly get a little splash back on their boots.