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I just noticed that there was a new Tale of Acsension called \\\"The Redemption Rumble\\\" and i decided to give it a read. After reading it from begining to end, I had a few issues with it that I would like to bring up. I would first like to note that this is just my personall opinion and that I\\\'m not here to cause any troubles with whoever wrote this. Simply stating what issues I had with it.
* Firts of all I find it a bit odd that Hogan would put his godhood on the line against Dolph Ziggler considering the state of his mortal coil wich ranges from econimic problems, health problems and so forth. There\\\'s not mutch or any implication that he would have a reason to do this since there is nothing for him to gain in case he should win. No increased status in his godhood, no title, nothing. Usually when a wrestler puts his career on the line, there is something big to gain, like the world title, a chanse to break the Undertakers streak or to end a VERY heated fued, usually if the other person goes along to do the same should he/she lose. It\\\'s just a bit odd that the Hulkster would willingly put himself in a situation where he has nothing to gain and everything to loose and where his opponent got nothing to loose and everything to gain. Aslo find it weird that his nosell mode just ended out of nowhere.
* Second: I find it odd that after Cody Rhodes cashed in the MITB, the anouncer simply gives Dolph Ziggler the title as God of Selling. There is not mutch of an explanation that Dolph sold the hits he took so awesomely that the gods were THAT impressed in order to make him a diety. Does the announcer have that power? Did the Main House send him a telepathic message? This is not explained really...
* Third: Though I do belive that Zack Ryder is a talented wrestler, I do also think that there are many more deserving of the title as God of Highflyers in terms of athletic skills and abilities. Ryder is too mutch of a mixed bag for me in order to be considered a high flyer.
* Fourth: I have a VERY hard time to belive that the people would side with X-pac just because of a friendly face-speech and because JBL cashed in the second MITB briefcase. Considering that he was helping the WWE from destruction during the Invasion, an angle were the WWE were in danger of being completley destroyed by 2 rivaling companies, and people were STILL booing him and considering that massive ammounts of controversity that sorounds his past and present life I think that they would have cheered JBL if anything. Waltmans heat is just that strong. Hell, the last time he was mentioned in WWE television nearly anybody knew who he was and the 12 people who did were booing him aswell. By the way: Didn\\\'t he try to steal the title as God of Wrestling with the help of the Disgraces, a faction that clear intentions of claiming the entire Pantheon as their own?! Kinda hard to forgive something like that in my oppinion...
* 5th: Why would the Pantheon invite the Disgraces to the House of Sport in order to settle their scores?! Let me once again referr to the last story I made called \\\"The God of Wrestling is crowned\\\", a story that this story refeers to at times. The entire audience filled with gods and mortals alike had them beaten up for trying to steal a title of Godhood. I can understand inviting people who are part of The Fallen or the Purgator, but that Disgraces?! It\\\'s like having Hitler and Mousolini fight in Madison Square Garden wile the audience is crawling with Allied Forces! And why would they settle their differences in a Royal Rumble? Only two gods of the Disgraces has anything to do with wrestling. It would make far more sense if they were godmodding, autohitting and other Sueish stuff against eachothers in some battlefield considering that mixed nature of that group, or hell basickly any group of the pantheon.
* Issue number 6: Why would the Gooker of all people put HIS godhood on the line?! Sure, he\\\'s one of the Disgraces and probably one of the more mocked gods, but his godhood is all he has going for him! At least Hogan has his nostalgia value and last shreds of fame and money left, but the Gooker has nothing of value as a mortal! Was he Forced? Was he high?! Is he just that moronic? Same issue with Hogan: Why put yourself in a situation where you have NOTHING to gain and EVERYTHING to loose?!
* Seventh issue: How come that Ric flair lost his godhood when he lost the match? Did he make the same deal as the Gooker and Hogan did? Why was it even necessary when there is no implications of severe fueding between him and Shawn that would have to lead to this? He is in almost as bad of a situation in the mortal world as Hogan is so loosing your godhood seems like a very bad thing. This aswell as the Hogan and Gooker situation makes little to no sense to me.
* 8th: Why is Silver here when somebody is already working out a redemption story for him?
* 9th: Though JBL is a great heel, I do belive that one could find some better candidates for the title as God of Heels.
* 10th: How come that Shawn still has issues with Bret Hart? I thought they already have made up.
Though I greatly disliked this story for these reasons and a few more, there were things I did infact enjoy:
* I did like a few suggestions on some new Gods. Those were Shawn Michaels and Ricky Steamboat.
*I liked how Randy Orton was fighting in Barney\\\'s place, considering the relation he has with him.
As a final verdict, I sadly have to say that this wasn\\\'t all that good of a story in my oppinion. It had too many issues and flaws for me to enjoy. It felt a bit rushed and could have used some more time in order to explain a couple of things aswell as trying to fix a few problems it had. I also belive that the suggestions of who leaves the Pantheon is a bit to big in order to simply be announced like that by one person alone. In my opinion, it should either be removed or have some major improvements on it. But that is not for me to decide alone. I would like to hear the oppinions of the people here in the Discussion before any action is taken.
Jesus Christ, this was a long review!
* Firts of all I find it a bit odd that Hogan would put his godhood on the line against Dolph Ziggler considering the state of his mortal coil wich ranges from econimic problems, health problems and so forth. There\\\'s not mutch or any implication that he would have a reason to do this since there is nothing for him to gain in case he should win. No increased status in his godhood, no title, nothing. Usually when a wrestler puts his career on the line, there is something big to gain, like the world title, a chanse to break the Undertakers streak or to end a VERY heated fued, usually if the other person goes along to do the same should he/she lose. It\\\'s just a bit odd that the Hulkster would willingly put himself in a situation where he has nothing to gain and everything to loose and where his opponent got nothing to loose and everything to gain. Aslo find it weird that his nosell mode just ended out of nowhere.
* Second: I find it odd that after Cody Rhodes cashed in the MITB, the anouncer simply gives Dolph Ziggler the title as God of Selling. There is not mutch of an explanation that Dolph sold the hits he took so awesomely that the gods were THAT impressed in order to make him a diety. Does the announcer have that power? Did the Main House send him a telepathic message? This is not explained really...
* Third: Though I do belive that Zack Ryder is a talented wrestler, I do also think that there are many more deserving of the title as God of Highflyers in terms of athletic skills and abilities. Ryder is too mutch of a mixed bag for me in order to be considered a high flyer.
* Fourth: I have a VERY hard time to belive that the people would side with X-pac just because of a friendly face-speech and because JBL cashed in the second MITB briefcase. Considering that he was helping the WWE from destruction during the Invasion, an angle were the WWE were in danger of being completley destroyed by 2 rivaling companies, and people were STILL booing him and considering that massive ammounts of controversity that sorounds his past and present life I think that they would have cheered JBL if anything. Waltmans heat is just that strong. Hell, the last time he was mentioned in WWE television nearly anybody knew who he was and the 12 people who did were booing him aswell. By the way: Didn\\\'t he try to steal the title as God of Wrestling with the help of the Disgraces, a faction that clear intentions of claiming the entire Pantheon as their own?! Kinda hard to forgive something like that in my oppinion...
* 5th: Why would the Pantheon invite the Disgraces to the House of Sport in order to settle their scores?! Let me once again referr to the last story I made called \\\"The God of Wrestling is crowned\\\", a story that this story refeers to at times. The entire audience filled with gods and mortals alike had them beaten up for trying to steal a title of Godhood. I can understand inviting people who are part of The Fallen or the Purgator, but that Disgraces?! It\\\'s like having Hitler and Mousolini fight in Madison Square Garden wile the audience is crawling with Allied Forces! And why would they settle their differences in a Royal Rumble? Only two gods of the Disgraces has anything to do with wrestling. It would make far more sense if they were godmodding, autohitting and other Sueish stuff against eachothers in some battlefield considering that mixed nature of that group, or hell basickly any group of the pantheon.
* Issue number 6: Why would the Gooker of all people put HIS godhood on the line?! Sure, he\\\'s one of the Disgraces and probably one of the more mocked gods, but his godhood is all he has going for him! At least Hogan has his nostalgia value and last shreds of fame and money left, but the Gooker has nothing of value as a mortal! Was he Forced? Was he high?! Is he just that moronic? Same issue with Hogan: Why put yourself in a situation where you have NOTHING to gain and EVERYTHING to loose?!
* Seventh issue: How come that Ric flair lost his godhood when he lost the match? Did he make the same deal as the Gooker and Hogan did? Why was it even necessary when there is no implications of severe fueding between him and Shawn that would have to lead to this? He is in almost as bad of a situation in the mortal world as Hogan is so loosing your godhood seems like a very bad thing. This aswell as the Hogan and Gooker situation makes little to no sense to me.
* 8th: Why is Silver here when somebody is already working out a redemption story for him?
* 9th: Though JBL is a great heel, I do belive that one could find some better candidates for the title as God of Heels.
* 10th: How come that Shawn still has issues with Bret Hart? I thought they already have made up.
Though I greatly disliked this story for these reasons and a few more, there were things I did infact enjoy:
* I did like a few suggestions on some new Gods. Those were Shawn Michaels and Ricky Steamboat.
*I liked how Randy Orton was fighting in Barney\\\'s place, considering the relation he has with him.
As a final verdict, I sadly have to say that this wasn\\\'t all that good of a story in my oppinion. It had too many issues and flaws for me to enjoy. It felt a bit rushed and could have used some more time in order to explain a couple of things aswell as trying to fix a few problems it had. I also belive that the suggestions of who leaves the Pantheon is a bit to big in order to simply be announced like that by one person alone. In my opinion, it should either be removed or have some major improvements on it. But that is not for me to decide alone. I would like to hear the oppinions of the people here in the Discussion before any action is taken.
Jesus Christ, this was a long review!
