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avante west coast feel good travel. When you're a wrestling fan it's easy to feel like you've seen it all.

Spend any time dipping into the sports deep, deep well of content and you'll likely see every

recurring theme motif or device a thousand times over.

Here we're going to break down the most tedious of all these overused

tropes. These are the bits and bobs that leave us sighing, rolling our eyes, and losing the suspension of disbelief.

Now they aren't all inherently bad, but each has been made trite and ineffective thanks to frequent spamming.

Some of these tropes would be absolutely fine if they were used in moderation

and yes, there are only so many ways to tell a story,

but still, some of these things are used so often they're beyond tedious.

I'm Andy for what culture wrestling and here are 10 modern wrestling

tropes we're totally sick of.

Number 10. Oh my! Michael Cole does exactly what his bosses

ask of him. He's pretty much a perfect employee in that he does precisely what

he's told and his robotic commentary style is a product of their system and not him.

But my God, is it hard to listen to or what?

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