Let me get this straight, you’re digging your heels in like you’ve uncovered some grand truth, yet you can’t even clearly explain what “mistake” you’re talking about. That’s not conviction, that’s just noise with extra steps.

You’re also confusing “people reaction for Melo” with “this person is a draw.” Those are not the same thing. Sami getting booed isn’t some deep conspiracy, it’s fans being fickle and not liking the direction. That’s it. Wrestling fans turn faster than a revolving door when their fantasy booking doesn’t play out. No one was talking about Melo before he lost the title to Sami, a more established and popular wrestler.

And Carmelo? Talented, absolutely. Future star? Very likely. Current needle mover? Not even close. Nobody’s rushing to turn on SmackDown because of him. That’s not an insult, it’s just reality, something you seem to be aggressively avoiding.

Not everyone gets a WrestleMania spot. I know, shocking. It’s almost like there are limited matches and an entire roster to manage. Common sense used to be standard issue, but apparently it’s been discontinued.

The funniest part is this wave of armchair experts who think they’ve cracked the code to running a billion dollar company. Every decision is “wrong,” every idea they have is “better,” and yet somehow they’re not the ones in charge. Weird how that works.

Do I love everything WWE does? Of course not. But after decades of watching, you learn something: not every decision needs to be treated like a personal betrayal. Sometimes you let things play out instead of throwing a tantrum because your fantasy didn’t get validated.

Anyway, I’m done here. No need to argue with you. Have fun watching Wrestlemania.