>make a deal with hot topic solely based on their popularity

>>2899494
Then why aren't they on the real wrestling show?

>>2899508
They are. WWMeme is a "Sports Entertainment" show.

>>2899508
>>2899524
BTFO

What do the shirts look like? It's pretty fucking obvious it's not the OP.

>>2899494
>Shopping at Hot Topic
>In 2017

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>>2899494
Now they can sell their merch to everyone. Even people that have no idea it is a wrestling shirt might buy it, if it looks cool enough.

Literally drawing dimes.

Elite.

>>2900288

E DRONE SEEEETHING

>>2899494
WWE must be literally SEETHING at The Big Bucks drawing dimes without them, get used to it E Drones.

>>2899494
I think the Young Bucks suck, but I'm grateful for them getting LIJ merch in America

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>>2899494

>>2900806
Just a question - why do you think they suck? (and I really want to know your opinion, I have mine and I would like to know other people perspective without some memes thrown into it)

>>2900835
YOUNG KEK S E E T H I N G

>>2900568
>He keeps bringing up WWE
Sad!

>>2900835
The usual stuff, they don't sell and spam the superkick. They just annoy me for the most part. My friends told me they were the best tag team in the indie scene a few years ago so I checked them out. I was of course impressed by most of their moveset, but after watching them like 4 times I realized that it's almost the same match every time (which I know is most wrestlers nowadays). I'm not gonna say they aren't talented, because they really are. They just don't appeal to me. It clearly works for them though because they sell so much merch.

>>2902154

probably makes it difficult to run a small promotion. Since only the hardcore /asp/ies are likely to show up, and they have high expectations. One 450 splash to finish the match isn't going to satisfy their blood-lust.