Brazzers And Blue Chew Mock WWE Hell In A Cell 2019 Main Event
What a time we live in...
Enterprising types know opportunity when they see one, and a pair of interesting companies took advantage of the negative fan response to last night's WWE Hell in a Cell pay-per-view.
The disqualification/no-contest/something-or-other finish between Universal champion Seth Rollins and The Fiend (inside the end all/be all that is the Cell structure) didn't sit well with many fans. As has happened before in similar unsatisfying situations, #cancelwwenetwork is the top Twitter trend as of this writing.
Playing on that dissatisfaction, two companies that pride themselves on promoting satisfaction publicly tweeted to WWE with their offers of enhancing the company's ability to make the fans happy.
One of those companies is Brazzers, who tweeted, "Hey WWE, let us know if you need advice on how to craft logical and coherent storylines with satisfying finishes #HIAC"
Not long after, Blue Chew (of Conrad Thompson's podcast empire fame) chimed in with, "Hey, @WWE! If you need help with figuring out a strong finish that won’t leave people feeling disappointed..."
The social media age has been interesting, to say the least.
The disqualification/no-contest/something-or-other finish between Universal champion Seth Rollins and The Fiend (inside the end all/be all that is the Cell structure) didn't sit well with many fans. As has happened before in similar unsatisfying situations, #cancelwwenetwork is the top Twitter trend as of this writing.
Playing on that dissatisfaction, two companies that pride themselves on promoting satisfaction publicly tweeted to WWE with their offers of enhancing the company's ability to make the fans happy.
One of those companies is Brazzers, who tweeted, "Hey WWE, let us know if you need advice on how to craft logical and coherent storylines with satisfying finishes #HIAC"
Not long after, Blue Chew (of Conrad Thompson's podcast empire fame) chimed in with, "Hey, @WWE! If you need help with figuring out a strong finish that won’t leave people feeling disappointed..."
The social media age has been interesting, to say the least.
Written by Justin Henry
In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
