Alright, so I’ve been diving deep into this whole “LA Knight push” thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a ride. I wanted to see for myself what all the fuss was about, so I started from scratch, like a total newbie.
Getting Started
First, I watched a bunch of his matches. Like, a LOT. From his NXT stuff to his more recent SmackDown appearances. I wanted to get a feel for his in-ring style, his charisma, his connection with the crowd… you know, the whole package.
Then I dug into some online forums and discussions. Just to see what other fans were saying. What were their theories? Their hopes? Their complaints, even? It was all about gathering intel.
The Experiment
Next, I wanted to see if I could, you know, feel the push myself. So I started following him more closely. I made sure to watch SmackDown every week, specifically looking for his segments. I paid attention to how the commentary team talked about him. I observed the crowd reactions. I tracked how often he was appearing on promotional material.
- I used excel sheet and record what he said during the matches.
- I also took notes how the crowd react.
My Observations
Here’s what I noticed. The guy’s over. Like, really over. The crowd pops for him are insane. Every time he grabbed the mic, the place erupted. It was undeniable. The reactions are bigger than my dinner after Thanksgiving.
And it wasn’t just the live crowds. Online, people were buzzing about him. The “YEAH!” chants were everywhere. It felt like a genuine, organic groundswell of support.
The Conclusion (So Far…)
So, after all this “research,” what’s my take? Well, I definitely felt something happening. It felt like the company was starting to listen to the fans, and maybe, just maybe, giving LA Knight the push he deserves. Whether it’s going to be a sustained, major push… well, that remains to be seen. But for now, I’m on board. And I’m definitely enjoying the ride. YEAH!
I’ve got the sense of a real wave. I hope it will come true.
