You Suck

[K2Jelly]

Does "Yes" not qualify?

"Yes!" has now become today's new "What?"

[Tommy Thunder]

Does "Yes" not qualify?

While the "YES!" chant did start out as a Daniel Bryan thing, it's morphed into an universal chant now IMO.

[akbar]

I know saying names might not really count but when Punk comes out his always getting crazy loud synchronised 'CM Punk!'

But I feel for the future obvious stars: Dolph, Cody, Sandow etc...for them to be really over, they HAVE to come up with some sort of gimmicky catchphrases.

[HeelTurn]

When Edge had the "spear" chants, its because he set it up in the corner giving the fans chance to chant it. Nobody does that with finishers anymore. Del Rio does get the "si" chants and Cena gets the "You can't see me" when he does that move.

[Los Conquistador]

still has a point based on crowd reactions for a standard PPV match ten years ago compared to today.

Judgement 2002 - Rob Van Dam vs Eddie Guerrero - every pin attempt had the crowd buzzing despite a "smark" knowing the match wouldn't end there

compare that to todays PPV matches and then you'll notice the crowd is significantly quieter, if its a question of Van Dam and Guerrero being a bad example, even Billy & Chuck vs Rikishi & Rico had better pops than what we get today

maybe the passion is gone, maybe wrestling fans today know the formulas to matches and the behind the scenes stuff more than they should to enjoy the product or maybe todays guys just can't connect with fans as much

whatever it is (personally i believe its the second reason) there is definitely something missing from present day wrestling audiences

[Slivon]

Does "Yes" not qualify?

Where is your signature from?

[Bodom]

Where is your signature from?

The internet.

[Mr Punk]

When Kofi Kingston does the boom drop I think the crowd chant boom! boom! boom! or something along those lines.

[K2Jelly]

Where is your signature from?

Right here:

http://after12.failblog.org/2012/05/...ight/#comments

[akbar]

The internet.

Don't lie to me.