something that annoys me in wrestling storylines

hello Capt, I never understand or never appreciate the world of wrestling until I've watched the movie "The Wrestler". I always wonder why people like watching such crazy entertainment. My brothers like it,they have collections of dvd's and poster of their favorites. But,after watching the movie "The Wrestler" everything went flat. Although I still do not understand much the world of wrestling, but the movie tells me something about the people behind that world. Have a good day

well you aren't the only one who is annoyed.take a look at cm punk and edge.one week they are heel and suddenly out of blue,they turn faces.while i sit in my living room confused,the cheering from the crowd confuses me even more. what.do they tell the crowd while buying ticket "here you go.hey today edge is going to turn face so make sure you cheer" ? now R-truth,is he face or heel? he still got lil jimmy with him but is tagged up with kingston? divas title is boring.i usually skip it.wwe has to somehow make the tag team of primo,hunico and the usos headline main events. because these team got some very good fighting skills but not much exposure or good story line. i wonder how long before the US and intercontinental championships turn boring. may be the writers should start looking beyond cena and other main eventors. since we are talking about heels and faces,who do you think is gonna turn heel in the rock-cena match? i am betting on kane interupting the match and smashing both cena and rock.lol

Yeah this is one of those things in wrestling that it happens, I know it happens, with hated enemies becoming best bosum buddies a couple of weeks granted. Granted, people will change their ways and turn good. Babyface vs. babyface can be a tough one to do without turning one of the competitors heel, either temporarily or by default. Heel vs. heel is slightly easier, but you run the risk of the fan sitting on their hands and not caring, because there is no one to cheer for. Of course, the most triumphant example of a heel vs. heel match was Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Randy "Macho Man" Savage on Saturday Night's Main Event in 1986, which was a glorious example of who can out heel who. A heel turning babyface and suddenly becoming best friends with the other babyfaces, especially if he has done some wicked, vile, and nasty things inside the context of a wrestling storyline to them, that can be the most annoying of the two. For example, to use a comic books, if Lex Luthor had suddenly turned good guy, he sure isn't going to be buddy-buddy with Superman. There is going to be some underlying tension at the very least, because of years of history. Of course, the other way isn't rather smart either, with the babyface turning heel and joining forces with said heels that he has had a heated rivalry with for some time. Like for example, over on the show that no one but me and about ten other people seem to watch, NXT, Darren Young and Titus O'Neil feuded with what seems to be an eternity, with Darren Young attacking Titus, calling him an NXT failure, and calling his kids stupid. And then Titus O'Neil turns babyface and suddenly him and Darren Young are buddies like a week later. I fear that Austin Aries is going to turn babyface, which would be a stupid thing. I remember his babyface run back in Ring of Honor and how boring it was. He just has natural heel charisma and it seems to die when he is a babyface. As for the women...well, I fear that if they do turn either of them babyface, it will be the wrong one and by the wrong one, I mean Madison Rayne. But heel vs. heel about nine times out of ten seems to be a catalyst to turn someone babyface. But this is just one of those things that has been going on with wrestling since 19whatever. It really got bad during both the Attitude Era and during the NWO era back in WCW.