Road Dogg believes clean finishes for every match is detrimental to storytelling

During this week’s “Oh…You Didn’t Know,” Road Dogg was asked if he thought a lot of non-finishes that occurred in the Attitude Era hurt the product, or were the stories so strong that it didn’t matter?

“I think when you have to have a clean finish in every match, which is where we’re at now, I think that’s more detrimental than throwing the match out because they fought outside, or a DQ, or a double count out. I think you should do more of those,” he said.

“To me, it’s just like using the points system like they do in AEW, at some point, you’re going to book yourself into a corner there because everybody needs to be able to be beaten and everybody needs to be able to win. I think you book yourself into a corner having to beat everybody clean in the middle of the ring. It’s just not good for everybody.”

“Can’t we tell the story and not do that? I think this (non-finishes in the Attitude Era) was better.”

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