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Post by Mr Video Man Thu 17 Oct 2013, 7:55 pm

A leaked memo that dates back a few years revealed a few things about specific term-usage in WWE. Vince McMahon apparently banned the phrase, "Granddaddy of them all" when referring to WrestleMania. Apparently the feeling is that the phrase makes the show feel dated and old. Additionally, no one is allowed to use the word "choke" when describing various submission holds. The Undertaker's "Hell's Gate" finisher was also renamed "Triangle Submission Hold" (despite the fact that it's actually a gogoplata, which isn't exactly the triangle choke commonly seen in MMA, even though it looks similar).

Other banned phrases include "title changes hands," which is mainly directed at the WWE announcers, and comes from WWE producer Kevin Dunn. Also, McMahon has banned terms such as "Five Star Match" and "Match Of The Year." Additionally, WWE announcers were informed that they should no longer read "dirt sheets" with the feeling being it influences what they might say or refer to in commentary.

Stephanie McMahon sent a memo out to the announcers, informing them that they are never to use the phrase "the referee didn't see it" when a heel is doing something behind the referee's back. Stephanie wrote in the memo that it makes it seem like the announcers are treating the fans like they are in grade school. She wrote that she would prefer phrases such as "the referee's vision was impaired," or "the referee's vision was blocked."

The words "hatred" and/or "hate" were banned, as well as "blood" or references to bleeding. Finally, the announcers were told never to say a talent doesn't care about winning a particular match.


bare in mind this memo is a few years old so things might have changed or been altered since then.
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Post by Kay Fabe Thu 17 Oct 2013, 9:09 pm

Most famously WRESTLING & WRESTLER & WRESTLE were all banned

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Post by Marky Thu 17 Oct 2013, 9:47 pm

I look forward to next year's SportsEntertainMania.

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Post by Marky Thu 17 Oct 2013, 9:48 pm

I look forward to next year's SportsEntertainMania.

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Post by nasisillmatic Fri 18 Oct 2013, 12:21 pm

Mr Video Man wrote:A leaked memo that dates back a few years revealed a few things about specific term-usage in WWE. Vince McMahon apparently banned the phrase, "Granddaddy of them all" when referring to WrestleMania. Apparently the feeling is that the phrase makes the show feel dated and old. Additionally, no one is allowed to use the word "choke" when describing various submission holds. The Undertaker's "Hell's Gate" finisher was also renamed "Triangle Submission Hold" (despite the fact that it's actually a gogoplata, which isn't exactly the triangle choke commonly seen in MMA, even though it looks similar).

Other banned phrases include "title changes hands," which is mainly directed at the WWE announcers, and comes from WWE producer Kevin Dunn. Also, McMahon has banned terms such as "Five Star Match" and "Match Of The Year." Additionally, WWE announcers were informed that they should no longer read "dirt sheets" with the feeling being it influences what they might say or refer to in commentary.

Stephanie McMahon sent a memo out to the announcers, informing them that they are never to use the phrase "the referee didn't see it" when a heel is doing something behind the referee's back. Stephanie wrote in the memo that it makes it seem like the announcers are treating the fans like they are in grade school. She wrote that she would prefer phrases such as "the referee's vision was impaired," or "the referee's vision was blocked."

The words "hatred" and/or "hate" were banned, as well as "blood" or references to bleeding. Finally, the announcers were told never to say a talent doesn't care about winning a particular match.


bare in mind this memo is a few years old so things might have changed or been altered since then.
How ironic.

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