Daniel Bryan’s Anger Management And Why It Was A Good Idea
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Last night’s segment was another example of why this push is working: WWE is giving time, effort and thought to making this new character work. There’s a backstory to Bryan’s new persona and it has a logical progression to it. Instead of just throwing it out there like the Hawkins/Reks stripper thing that happened out of nowhere with a flimsy reason (they wanted to get noticed), we’ve watched Bryan go from nothing to a guy with confidence to a guy who was paranoid to a guy with anger issues and IT WORKED.
The segment last night was a great way to build on the character as they took him out of the arena setting and showed us something different. That’s a major problem with WWE today: everything is in the arena. It’s like a sitcom in that way and it gets really monotonous. Look back to the 80s: you would see people EVERYWHERE. Off the top of my head I can think of segments in a control room, on a farm, in a country house, in a store, in a weight room, in a kitchen, and in the woods. Those are the kinds of segments that build up characters and make them memorable. Think of it like this: what do you remember more: something you did once, or something you did a hundred times?
In short, do more stuff like the anger management session and mix up these segments a bit. It will work wonders for character development and it’ll freshen up a lot of stuff on the shows.
I agree,I think Daniel Bryan has become a Star in the last year in the WWE. The Anger Management skits were hilarious and I hope they go back to do more stuff like that in the future.