Stuck in the Middle With You - The Complete Idiot's Guide to Going to a WWE Event
Submitted by Da J-Train on Saturday, May 29, 2004 at 5:14 AM EST
Welcome back to my column everyone. Well, I promised that I would be back last week, but I could not do it. My laptop shit the bed and I had to send it in to be fixed. I was about to skip this week too, until I found the Posting site for LOP in my email and realized that I could actually update the ol’ column. However, make no bones about it, after this post; there will be yet another two week lapse.
Why you may ask? Well, the next two weeks are going to be very busy for me. On Memorial Day, I am driving from Syracuse to New Jersey for the day, then leaving with the girlfriend for a 4 day excursion to Virginia Beach. At the end of trip, we shall drive to Williamsburg to see a friend of mine and the new Harry Potter movie, after which we will drive back to Jersey. We shall stay in Jersey for day, and then drive back to Syracuse. So basically, next weekend will be busy. In the mean time, we still have to fit in driving to Albany for Raw on the 7th, my birthday on the 10th, and my uncle’s wedding on the 12th. So, there’s not even a guarantee that I will have a column up in two weeks… but we’ll see/
So what’s up my ass for this column? Well, in celebration of my going to the Raw before Bad Blood, and based on the fact that I have amazing seats, I decided to create the Complete Idiots Guide to Going to a WWE Televised Show. I’m just gonna throw out some experiences I have had, tips to potential people going to a future event, and a little bit of what pisses me off about these events. So, let’s get on with the column that J-Train Magazine voted the Sexiest Column on the Net today, Stuck in the Middle With You.
BUT FIRST...
Letters! I get Letters! I get sacks and sacks of Letters! LETTERS!!! That's right; it's time to answer some of my Love, Hate, Kind-Of-Care-For, and I-Only-Like-You-as-A-Friend-Mail… Wow… the past two weeks have been the most popular in terms of feedback that I have ever gotten. Many of it was due to the Free Flowing Hostility situation, but there were some good Feedback O Rama ones as well. So, let’s get to it.
Feedback O Rama
Letter 1 :
Hey
I just finished reading your colum and i thought it wa great. but heres my question since WWE Is losing alot of main event Wresters like Goldberg, Brock Lesanr, Stonecold and the Rock and also from the raw magazine Kane is not going to be in the summer since he wants to train for the olmpyics. Do you think this is an advantage for TNA? Also do you think the WWE like go out of bussiness due to the fact that More and More People are getting fired and some of them are quitin?
Dmart
DMart,
First of all, don’t believe what the Raw Magazine rumor section says. Unless the Kane thing was in an actual article, don’t believe it, especially if it comes from the Informer section. Do you honestly think that Kane would last in the Olympics? And in what event?
Anyway, no, I don’t think that the lack of WWE main eventers is an advantage for TNA. I am a firm believer that TNA will be a failure as a television deal. I think that they could succeed, but they have to be opposite the WWE to get the real exposure that they need. I really don’t think people will be watching with the shitty time slot that they have, no matter how exciting it is.
I don’t think the WWE would like to go out of business as you phrased it. What free thinking company would ever like to go out of business? I think they are far from it.
Letter 2 :
whats up,
I read your article for the first time. The main reason I read it was to see
what you said about Owen Hart. I think your entire article was good, and I'll be
checking it out now, but I totally disagree with what you think about Owen or
his legacy. I think Owen was a great heel, and if he was still wrestling today
he would be great. The fact that he would have been there for so his whole
career. He was in the WWE before the Undertaker.
Most of all I don't think Bret would have casted a shadow over Owen. Owen
would've blew past Bret.
peace
menocee
Menocee,
I don’t think with the direction that the WWF was going in at the time, Own Hart would have been a good champion. I think his mic skills were too old school, and let’s face it, in the Attitude era; great mic skills meant the world. Hell, Val Venis got a semi main event push as a result of them.
Owen proved long ago that as a wrestler, he was his own person. So yes, he was not in Bret’s shadow when it came to that. However, after the Montreal Incident, Owen and his WWE success would always be in the incident’s shadow. After all, look at how many times the WWE has reverted back to the incident or something like it. Sure, Owen was going his own way and being his own person, but Montreal would have come back to bite him. I personally don’t see anyway that it couldn’t, and that, my friend, would have made him in the shadow.
Letter 3 :
If your response to Bradshaw's rant wasn't a response to his rant, I'd swear it was fresh from FFH.
Quote: "I know this may be taboo in the world of professional wrestling, but look deep inside, and ask yourself if you are one of these people. It’s ok to admit, because most people do this. It’s not a big deal, but you are kidding yourself if you don’t admit it."
That's like saying EVERY wrestling fan is kidding themself if they don't admit they're obsessed with giving proper tribute. Not cool.
Somehow I don't believe that your dog picked those matches. After reading "them" it seemed much like the joke that was last column's "meeting".
MikeK102
Mike,
I think you misinterpreted what I said. I wasn’t trying to say that every fan just gives tribute to those who died and overrates them on their deaths. I was saying that most people do this, in any situation, but it’s something that we don’t like to admit. Not everyone does it. In fact, I got many emails from people who agree with me and whose view of Owen hasn’t changed. What I was saying is that if those that do act this way take a look at themselves, and can still not admit that they act that way based on the fact that it’s taboo, not only in wrestling, but in our culture in general, then they are kidding themselves. So to you, and everyone else who got that interpretation, I am not molding you all in.
And rest assured that I did, in fact, ask my dog those questions. I am dead serious about that. If they were my predictions, trust me, they would have been more accurate. There’s no way for me to prove it to you, so you’re just going to have to trust me.
Letter 4 :
Howdy,
I wanted to email you on a couple things.
One is the bradshaw rebuttal. That was very well done. I will admidt now i don't watch wrestling. Why? Money mainly. Anyway from what I've heard of bradshaw, aka IRS version 2, he is doing well. Not so much wrestling wise but he is getting over better than most would've predicted. I don't know if it would be a good idea for him to getthe belt, but since he is the bully of the locker room odds are he will if nothing else so they can bring that fact out and send someone against him in a stand up against the bully storyline. Or they could do a who can beat the bully. Either one isn't to impressive. IF they go those routes odds are it would be to set up him vs the dead man or modeci (sp?), probably decided after they both do a one up tear through the roster ending up in Bradshaw running through people in the mean time. Just my thought on that.
The other one I wanted to touch up on is Owen's death. I will admidt I probably wouldn't like him as much if he hadn't died. Why? whill I did like him there were a LOT of people around at the time. Most of the ones I liked have died though which is another reason I don't watch. The Main ones lately are Curt henning, who I will admidt I loved to watch. He was fun. Another was rick rude. He paved the way for Val Venis. Then we come to hawk, who is probably the only one who's popularity couldn't get much higher as he was considered the best already. The point is a lot of the greats have died. even some of the not so greats like louie Spicolli and Dave boy smith (never really liked him) have passed on, though I have yet to see any spicolli marks come out of the woodwork, or Rude for that matter.
Bleh, well did a lot of blabbering I guess. Keep up the good work.
Matt
Matt,
The thing is with Bradshaw, is that I don’t really think it’s him that’s getting over. It’s the fact that it’s the character. They created a character that everyone hates because he’s ignorant, cocky, and an overall dickhead. Sure, he gets boos, because people hate those types in real life. I seriously believe that almost anyone could be put in this role with his size push and make it successful. Just like I think that anyone menacing and dominating looking could have taken Goldberg’s place in WCW.
I think that Owen get his “death props” before others is because his death happened live on TV right in front of us, for the most part. But yes, your email did pay excellent tribute to those who have died, but are rarely mentioned, especially Rude, and in my opinion, the greatest WWE midcarder ever, Curt Hennig.
Letter 5 :
Hey, J-Train, great column as usual!
I was wondering about what you thought of the the WWE in 2003. Everyone said that it sucked, and I must agree with them, but I think I have figured out why- the replacement of The Rock with Bill Goldberg. Just think about it! Royal Rumble, No Way Out, and Wrestlemania XIX were all great PPV's, not just because of The Rock, but also because Big Bill wasn't around to take away everybody's credebility. Backlash 2003 was a decent/mediocre PPV, but it sucked because we wouldn't see The Rock for almost a year. Also, everybody thought Goldberg was 'all that and a bag of chips' because he was a WCW monster and he beat The Rock in his returning match. I did not agree with that because The Rock is a great wrestler and it would've sent a shock to all wrestling fans to see Bill's precious win- streak start with a loss. While The Rock is off getting rich, Goldberg is dominating Raw with his 'wrestling arsenal of four moves' while getting wins over people like Chris Jericho, many other main- eventers in the SummerSlam Elimination Chamber, and even Brock Lesnar! Yeah, we were getting tired of seeing HHH with the same chunk of gold around his waist, but hey, he's banging Vince's baby girl, so he can do whatever he wants. What I'm trying to get at is that the WWE is in a great state when The Rock is working full- time, but when he's off making movies, the WWE goes down the shitter while trying to find old, washed- up monsters like Goldberg. Do you agree?
Travis
Travis,
This may come as a shock to many people out there, but I don’t blame the shitty year the WWE seemed to have in 2003 on Goldberg. Nor do I think that it’s the fact that The Rock left. I think the shitty programming has to do with an amalgamation of different bad booking decisions, backstage politics, and as usual, a lack of competition allowing the WWE to be fresh and daring. I don’t think HHH should have held the title as long as he did, and they made the mistakes of pushing Kevin Nash, Goldberg, and others when new stars could have had their chance. I could really get all into it, but that’s a column in itself.
Alright, enough of this journey into the uses of electronic mail; thanks for all of those who did write me, you know it is much appreciated. I’m sorry I didn’t get a chance to respond to all of them, please try again, at least now I am at a stable computer. Now, onto the topic of my column:
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Going to a WWE Event
There really is nothing like going to a WWE televised event. Personally, I don’t care for house shows as much because the live events have a completely different atmosphere to them, as well as a general feeling of importance. It’s very interesting watching your favorite wrestlers perform live, and in the back of your mind, you know that it’s being taped for the whole world to see. They tend to step it up a notch as opposed to the house shows.
But, sometimes people don’t have the opportunities to go to these televised shows. I know that we haven’t had a televised show here in Syracuse since WCW Thunder, and the only time the WWE comes to town is for a house show. Simply put, the Onondaga County War Memorial is not big enough of a venue to house the current WWE Raw or Smackdown show. Even though the War Memorial has housed Pay Per Views and Raws in the past, the current product demands a bigger venue, and God forbid Syracuse University gives up their precious Carrier Dome. Anyway, despite my city not getting televised shows, I am still in a hot bed for them. Albany and Rochester are cities that the WWE frequently visits, and they are only a few hours away.
However, I do know that there are even people who don’t have the luxury of having a major arena within driving distance, so they have to either deal with a house show or nothing at all. So, I decided to draw up this column as a way to share some stories, give some insightful tips, and just bitch about stupid shit that goes on at these events, to the people who are thinking of going to these shows, or have never been.
Chapter 1. Getting Tickets
This is easily the most important step in going to the live event. After all, you can’t get in if you don’t have a ticket. Now, obviously you’re going to want the best possible tickets for your price range. I’m just going to tell you right now, unless you feel that there is no point waiting in line for nose bleed seats because you think seats are still going to be available, then don’t do it. I’d say it’s courtesy to allow people who are trying to get really close ahead of you in the line. There is nothing more frustrating than some douche bag standing in front of you who wants seats at the very top of the arena, when you are trying to get on the floor. Trust me; those seats will still be available if you wait.
If you’re willing to drop the cash for good seats, may I suggest that you do NOT go to the venue box office. In my experiences, no matter how early you go, there’s always about 15 people there ahead of you, and no, they aren’t there for a fucking Yanni concert. I would also shy away from using Ticketmaster.com. The Internet is too volatile of a medium, and you never know if your server will go down or the page won’t load fast enough in the moment of truth. Also, I know that a lot of my readers aren’t of age to have a credit card, so they are fucked with this method.
Here’s what you do to get good seats. First, you periodically check WWE.com or Ticketmaster to see if the WWE is coming to or near your town. When the event is announced, mark down the on sale date, and clear your morning for that day. On the day of the on sale, you have to go to an Independent Ticketmaster Outlet, a listing of which can be found on the Ticketmaster website. The benefit to this is that you bypass the traffic of the Internet and you have the convenience of knowing that the only thing between you and good tickets is simple human error… like the venue, but without the lines. Find a place that no one really knows that it’s a Ticketmaster outlet, and show up 1-2 hours ahead of time. If you are there at the store’s opening for the day, so be it. Yeah, I know the wait will be long, but it will be worth it. In the mean time, talk to the Ticketmaster operator. Be polite and earn their temporary respect, so they will have the ticket site up early and your seats will only be one key away… it’s kind of like having someone on the inside. If you do this, I guarantee that you will get seats 10 times better than you would at any venue.
Chapter 2. Before the Show
I can’t stress this enough, don’t be in any hurry to get there. It doesn’t matter how early you get there, the doors aren’t gonna open for your dumb ass. Besides, if you do get there early, you will have to wait in a long ass fucking line, and trust me, there will be one. Really, if the door open time is advertised as 7:00, why would you show up at 5:30? To stand in a line? You aren’t fucking going anywhere, so what’s the point?
Besides, standing in line can lead to uncomfortable situations. For example, scalpers and people who were just too lazy to get advanced sale tickets harassing you. Some dick will come up to you and ask you if you have another ticket. You just want to look at him, because it’s usually a male, and say… Yes, I waited two hours in some backward ass department store talking to some trained monkey, attempting to gain their trust so I could get good tickets; just so I could give one of them to you… someone who was too lazy to do all that shit. Fuck those people they piss me off. Also, every now and then there are contests going on… that are far from entertaining. I remember there was a Smackdown in Rochester that I went to, where a local radio station had people wrestle for “premium seats”. The problem was, they had to wrestle in a kiddie pool in what can best be described as liquid pink feces. It was pink, it was liquid, and it smelled like the worst feces ever. I’m talking about not taking a shit for three days, then having Taco Bell, beans, and a meatball sub all come out of you at once feces. Granted, it was entertaining to watch fat biker guys attempt to wrestle, but I was dry heaving the whole time.
My suggestion is that you find a place to eat and get some grub first. It’ll probably be cheaper than the venue’s snacks, and you can relax after a long drive if applicable. Then, in the usually 30 minute to an hour window in between the doors opening and the start of Heat or Velocity, that’s when you make your way to the arena. Again, I almost guarantee you won’t have to wait in as long as a line, and there will be less hyenas around… which may be a time to see some outdoor vignettes being taped.
Here’s a true story… my friends and I were late for a WCW Thunder here in Syracuse, which meant that we would miss the dark matches… boo hoo. Anyway, we were crossing the street to get to the arena when a limo pulled up next to us. Macho Man Randy Savage got out with his Team Madness entourage to attack Brian Adams who was standing on the street corner, basically right next to us. This whole thing was taped for Thunder and shown later that night, and my friends and I saw it live. It was also great, because I was holding up my MACHO MAN NEEDS VIAGRA sign throughout, to which the man himself gave me quite the dirty look. I think he told me to shut the hell up, but I don’t remember, it was so long ago. But, it was a result of going in fashionably late.
Chapter 3: The Show
Here is where you get that atmosphere. Anything can happen with the show, and anything can happen in the crowd. It really is a cool experience. You never know when a fight will break out between a big ass biker looking mother fucker and an old woman, and trust me, it happens, I’ve seen it. There has also be mini coup’s in the audience, where different members of the audience will sort of rally together to try and get a belligerent and obnoxious ousted from the show. I remember there was a situation at that same Rochester Smackdown where someone was kicked out for being an idiot, I don’t know, maybe there was a fight, but the audience members who were instrumental in getting him out somehow got one of his boots. They were walking around after the show with the boot proudly hoisted above their heads, screaming “We Got the Boot!” It was very funny.
The audience can be a fun way of having your own fun. As an audience member, you are limited in participation with the match. You can’t jump the barricade and get in the ring, but you can have fun with the superstars in your own way. For example, at another Smackdown in Rochester, we started a To-Ny Chi-Mmel chant, which he surprisingly acknowledged. Also, as seen in Wrestlemania 18 and 20, the audience can really fuck the way the match is seen. So the power is limited, but it’s potent. Either way, when it comes to chants, feel free to participate. It’s part of the fun of the event. I don’t care if you’re a can of Kurt Angle; chanting You Suck during his theme music is part of the fun of being in the crowd. There will be some assholes in the crowd who scream DON’T in between You and Suck… but they are irritating. Remember, you paid money to have a good time, and these chants are a part of it.
Unless you are in a position to possibly get them on TV, which is apparent by the general direction of Raw and Smackdown, leave your signs at home. I don’t see the point of bringing signs if you are in the nose bleed seats. No one will see them, and they won’t get on TV. Also, expect lots of signs to be there. That’s a big problem with floor seats. If you are not in the first 5-7 rows on the floor, don’t expect to be able to see well. Almost everyone on the floor will have signs and will have them up whether they make sense or not. Also, please, if you can’t spell, please refrain from bringing signs. In the course of a show, expect to see about 40% of the signs to be horribly misspelled. There’s nothing more irritating than missing action in the ring because some asshole has a sign that says Trippul H Rulz or Jon Sena Can’t See Me. You’re right, he can’t see you, you’re in the nose bleed section… and because you’re an idiot.
If you have bad seats, try looking at the titantron, it can give you a more magnified look at the action that you might not get up in the nose bleeds. In the mean time, expect lots of flashes of cameras, the pyro to be hotter than hell, and the action to be relatively fast paced. When you’re in the show, don’t make an ass out of yourself trying to show how “smart” you are. If Jericho and Benoit are wrestling, don’t stand up and scream about how they were so much better in Japan. People don’t care, and it doesn’t make you look knowledgeable, it makes you look like a fucking idiot. Other than all that, sit back, relax, and enjoy what you paid to see.
Chapter 4: After The Show
Nothing much happens after the show except that fans instinctively flock to the garage door area to try to watch their favorite superstars leave. I personally have not seen many, except after a house show when Mark Jindrak left by walking out of the arena. It was a big mistake, because I screamed across the street to him that he had a good match, and he was subsequently mobbed. Poor guy.
In my opinion, I say you just skip this whole thing. I have been to 3 house shows, 3 WCW Thunders, 2 Smackdowns, and a Raw… and I have never seen a wrestler come out to greet the fans after a show, short of the Jindrak thing, and he wasn’t even greeting the fans. I’m sure other people have instances where the wrestlers greeted them, but I personally have never seen it happen at two different venues. So, you can either join in with the crowd, or just call it a night.
Chapter 5: Conclusion
Well, in my opinion, I have pretty much covered everything you need to know to have a good time at a wrestling event. Well, except for the merchandise stands, which are over priced and over crowded, so I tend to stay away. The point is, have a good time at these events. You paid good money to see these people perform, and if you allow yourself to get lost in the spectacle of the WWE and forget about being a crotchety old cynic of the IWC, I almost guarantee you will have a good time.
Good luck and enjoy yourselves.
Random Stops Along the Way
After Raw this Monday, the WWE reached a new low when it comes to wrestlers with gimmicks. They have been accused in the past of being racial and insensitive in the past, but this takes the cake. I thought this kind of stuff would be over after the inherent backlash of Eugene, but I was wrong. Horribly, horribly wrong. Now it seems that the WWE is targeting people who have epileptic seizures. Maybe I’m wrong, but that seems to be the only reasoning I have for Victoria’s new entrance. Well shame on the WWE for forcing their Women’s Champion to shamelessly act as if she was a person with epilepsy walking to the ring. I mean, Jeff Hardy was bad, but this was off the charts.
The cruiserweight championship has changed hands yet again, this time, the new champion is Chavo Classic. As much as I was against the win, the way they are using him is mildly entertaining. I just can’t wait for Chavo Jr. to win it back so that he can issue another open challenge, which will be answered by a cruiserweight in the back, just begging for a shot. Maybe then finally we will all achieve our life long dreams of watching Earl Hebner as the Cruiserweight champion. Don’t think they won’t do it, don’t think they won’t do it.
Thank god they are starting with the Benjamin/Orton feud. I think these two will work well together, and I hope this is the first step to regaining the prestige of the Intercontinental title… because, let’s face it, Raw has a very potent mid card. The problem is, those wrestlers who would be great midcarders are either used terribly (Hurricane, Rob Conway) or look like Dennis the Menace all-growed-up (Garrison Cade credit: Guttman). Never mind, scratch Cade off that list, he sucks.
Free Flowing Hostility: Minor cultural items I am Bored With, Tired Of, and Pissed At.
Alright, I asked, and you guys answered. The last column I had, I asked you, the readers, if I should get rid of this part of the column, and you responded in droves. 70% of you said that I should KEEP the FFH. 10% of you said that I should get rid of it. Finally, 20% said that it’s my call or that it should be an occasional thing. So, for now, I decided to keep it, and just to show you I care, I want to post some of your responses… good and bad:
Please dont get rid of free-flowing hostility. I enjoy it, and we tend to get pissed over the same stuff, so it's fun to hear you bitch about it. Dont get rid of it. - Kristina
Please feel free to include Free Flowing Hostility whenever you see fit. It doesn't have to be in every column. Keep us guessing if it'll be in there so we'll keep reading your column and making us more the happier when we get the extra treat - Dave
as for your Free Flowing Hostility column, here's my suggestion. Simply dude, keep it as a occasional thing. If you feel the need to spit it, then write it, otherwise, you don't need to write it. Pretty simple - Deke
i think you should keep free flowing hostillity, its a nice bit of humor that you add to the column to remind everyone that you're actually a person and not just some wrestling nut. - Another Dave
Noooo..don't stop FFH. It makes your column unique among the others. Take it away and yours becomes just another column. Do you want that? - Mike
I say nix the Free-Flowing Hostility. I get kind of sick of Internet wrestling reporters and their vitriol. It seems like 95% of those guys have a giant chip on their shoulder, and it gets really tiresome. - Newt
As to the Random stuff at the end of the column, I say keep 'em. You started doing them for non-gimmicky reasons, just because you felt it, I'm guessing. It ain't a gimmick if it's you, man. - Steve
J-Train,
If you drop FFH, you are losing me as a reader! Not that is the only reason I read your column, I love your column. But FFH is the one thing that sets your column apart from the rest. Please keep it!! - Tim
you asked if you should keep or lose "free flowing hostitlity" I say lose it. I read all the main page articles on LOP, and I always skip over the non-wrestling stuff. so I won't miss it. - SkinTrauma
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo dont get rid of the Free Flowing hostility it cant go!!! - Rush.
Well, I said I had some FFH for you, and here it is… so enjoy it.
1. Obviously unhealthy food that cut carbs.
Look, first of all, I am not a fan Bob Atkins or his insane diet. Fuck Bob Atkins and his diet, and I don’t care if he’s dead, because it’s his cult like diet that is causing my mom to basically kill herself with the crap she eats now. Anyway, I don’t see the point of these obviously unhealthy foods cutting carbs. I can see the benefit of its going with the trends and I can see the benefit from a business standpoint, but no matter how many carbs McDonalds cuts, the food is bad for you. I was standing at Subway the other day and I saw that they now have 6 Net Carbs Doritos. Now, I love Doritos. They are the best. But, I also accept the fact that they are bad for me, and cutting the carbs from Doritos is not going to change that fact. The problem is, I know that there are some people out there who actually think that less carbs in stuff like Doritos make it as healthy to eat as an orange. Just to tell you morons of the consumer age, fuck you, it doesn’t.
2. White Face.
Alright, I haven’t gotten into race in these little rants of mine, because I know that it’s a fine line. I am by no means a racist or bigot and I hate ethnocentrism. However, I see a huge double standard in our society today when it comes to “white face”. Here’s my question… why is it alright for Dave Chappelle to dress up as a white person, or it’s ok for the Wayans Brothers to make a feature film, basically doing the same thing… but you know that if a person did what used to be called “black face” on the mainstream level that these comedians have, they would be torn apart! You know it’s true too! I was gonna dress up as Mr. T for Halloween next year, but I was told not to because it would look black face and would offend black people. Yet we all laugh and have a good time when these comedians do the same thing. Sure, there is a racial connotation that comes along with black face due to the era in which it was represented, but being in that it seems to be ok for people to go in white face is a double standard. Again, I am not being racist, just being observant… in fact, I don’t think white, black, green, yellow, or polka dot face is funny at all.
Alright guys that’s it for today, so I guess it’s time to wrap it up.
The Caboose
What did we learn today?
Basically, all I have to say is that if you go to a live WWE show; try to have as good a time as possible. Again, you paid for a good time, and have it. I hope you all are glad that the FFH is here for now. Thanks for reading
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