WWE SmackDown: A personal reflection after Bray Wyatt’s surprise speech on Friday Night SmackDown
On October 10, a new World Mental Health Day was celebrated, a concept that I still see as a great pending matter for the human being. I think that, today.
We are not sufficiently aware of the power of our actions or words towards the state of others. And I speak not only when you say or do something.
Bad towards the other person, but also when it happens in a positive way. Entertainment is usually very undervalued in this sense.
For many it is easy to forget the emotional component that any of its branches usually brings. It is impossible for a person not to have laughed out loud.
At a comedy, or shed tears at the most moving dramas. It happens in movies, music, theater, and even in sports. More than one will remember.
Being moved when a team or individual found a great victory or a painful defeat. There’s always that debate about what wrestling is and what kinds.
Stories should be told in the ring. I once mentioned this discipline as a narrative vehicle, and as such I think that the “success” of a story.
Or moment in wrestling will always be equivalent to the emotional component. Indifference is the real virus that kills a character or situation.
Without feedback, positive or negative, this business would fall apart. Some time ago I made an article reviewing the “lockdown” year that wrestling suffered.
With the expansion of COVID. In your last paragraphs I mentioned the great power that this discipline has as a distraction, especially when.
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The situation around us seems so negative. What is sometimes difficult for us to understand, and without the intention of removing blame.
That those men and women in tights who jump and throw people into the air are also human beings. Like the spectator in the stands, or the one watching.
From a screen, athletes also see wrestling as a huge distraction mechanism. And the fact that one person uses his platform to remind himself of this from.
Time to time (even breaking the oft-mentioned kayfabe) is something that should be applauded much more often. It is for everything said.
Before that a moment as intimate as the return of Bray Wyatt to SmackDown was one of the greatest successes in wrestling in 2022.
Honestly, I thought that this week’s writing would have something to do with the “story” that began to build several weeks ago. He thought that.
Bray Wyatt was going to be the one to give his speech about “the cult” and the White Rabbit clues. But for the first time, it was Windham Rotunda.
who took the microphone. It was the face behind the character who spoke to the public for the first and (perhaps) last time. And he showed that.
Like you or me, he also saw in wrestling that escape from a reality that saw him in the worst moment of his life: the loss of a job, a career.
Even his closest colleagues. Beyond what awaits us from now on with Bray Wyatt, I think that his words should not be underestimated.
As a simple resource to start a character from scratch. It’s moments like that that show how important wrestling can be to a lot of people.
Even those who practice it. And just like with Windham, something that may seem as banal from the outside as wrestling may be capable of becoming.
The engine of many people. “You were there when I was most vulnerable, and now I can say thank you for saving my life.”
