The Internet

[Guest pheadley]

whats the plus side and the negative side when it comes to wrestling on the internet. do you want to know every little detail or is the surprise element gone.

[Omega 354]

If you want the surprise no one is forcing anyone to read spoilers. If you want to know everything that's going on then that's a choice isn't it. Like not reading the end of a book first or skipping episodes of a series.

 

The Internet is only bad for companies that don't produce good shows, it's bad for TNA at the moment because outside of the fanboys everyone is ripping it to pieces. WWE is generally big enough to work around the internet but these days you can see they are very definitely trying to do some appeasing to the whims of the IWC.

[Guest pheadley]

but sometimes do you not think spoilers are forced on you with the likes of people sharing on facebook etc.

[Guest FreeSpirit]

Hence why I always watch RAW LIVE. SmackDown airs here before it does in The US so thats not an issue either now. Use to post spoilers but its more enjoyable watching it not knowing whats happened.

[Omega 354]

but sometimes do you not think spoilers are forced on you with the likes of people sharing on facebook etc.

 

No? It's like a day before you can watch the show even if you recorded it or want to stream it free. Are you incapable of not looking at facebook for however long before you get home? If you are that desperate not to hear the results that is.

[Guest pheadley]

the show last week in england was a pre recorded show and i did not know this so some results were spoiled.

[Omega 354]

How?

[Guest pheadley]

facebook but since then they have been deleted, blocked and given a week to pack their bags and get out of the country lol

[Maxximus 353]

I have a few wrestling news groups on facebook and I never run into spoilers unless I go looking for 'em. Twitter's the place you want to stay away from when it comes to spoilers.

[Guest Ciaran The King]

If you want spoilers look, if you don't then look away

[Guest FreeSpirit]

It's easier said than done though. I instinctively check my Facebook loads of times every day and have so many different WWE pages and wrestling websites that I like on FB, that it is very difficult to avoid spoilers. Hence why I always watch RAW LIVE. The very rare occasions that RAW isn't LIVE I can tolerate!!

[Maxximus 353]

Learn to scroll wheel faster.

[Guest Edgehead]

I never run into spoilers unless I go looking for them but I'm not on FB or Twitter so that probably helps & if I don't watch Raw live then I simply stay out of the Raw thread on this site until I've watched it