WWE is looking for new referees
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From time to time, regarding the ideas of the WWE Chairman, some truly bizarre details and characteristics emerge, such as the prohibition of slapping one’s leg in order to Superkick one’s opponent or the prohibition of naming the not-too-famous cities of the United States, so as not to disfigure the WWE product, which airs from that venue.
In the last few hours, an even strange rumor has been circulating, which sees WWE looking for its referees with a particular criterion, which has never been researched in past years, but which now seems quite fundamental for Vince McMahon: let’s talk about height.
According to what Dave Meltzer reported in the last episode of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, in fact, WWE would like to make its athletes stand out, flanking them with much shorter referees and staff.
WWE is looking for different referees
In the last speech made by the well-known journalist, Meltzer wanted to emphasize how WWE in recent years has hired only fairly short interviewers, such as Kayla Braxton, who seems almost a child alongside the massive WWE wrestlers.
Now, in the last year, WWE would also be focusing on hiring referees shorter than those already in force on the main rosters, so as to make wrestlers stand out in the ring as well as backstage and in interviews. In his speech to the Observer’s microphone, Meltzer said: “Another way to make talents higher, or look taller, is to put in a directive that hires shorter judges.”
With a simple ploy, the Stamford-based company thinks of emphasizing the work of its athletes, making them look much bigger, taller and more powerful than reality, which WWE has always done over time. It is not new, in fact, that the WWE “inflates” the weights and heights of its athletes, especially those who have just that as their main characteristic.
For years Big Show, Kane, The Undertaker and many others, have in fact been presented in the ring with a much higher height than it really was, with fans who have bought into…
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Source : wrestling-world
