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September 11th, 2017, 11:05 AM
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The Rajah Debates Round 1 - #4 Psycho666Soldier vs. #13 Donald - CLOSED!
VS.
Welcome to the Rajahdome, where these brave competitors will now begin their debate. But before we begin, please take a second to review the rules. If you disobey them, then I will edit or even delete your post, requiring you to start over from scratch. Be warned.
- All debates will be comprised of 3 posts by each competitor, each with a word cap of 250 words.
- You have only 72 hours to complete all three posts. If you don't finish then that is on you.
- Those 6 posts must be staggered. You can't make your next post until the other debator has had their turn.
- Pictures, gifs and videos can be used in literally unlimited amounts to support your point.
- No editing of posts is allowed, and if you go second, your first post must NOT be a rebuttal of the other person's first post as that would grant an unfair advantage.
- Order will be determined by a coin flip just before the debate begins.
- The winner will be chosen equally from 4 sources. 2 judges, a reader write in vote, and a poll which will be posted on the main page along with your debates which will allow the greater Rajah audience to vote on your words.
And now it's time for our next debate topic!
Asuka is an absolute wonder. Known on the indy scene and in Japan as Kana, she almost singlehandedly began a new generation of Joshi excellence upon her arrival in the international scene and did everything there was to do, tearing the house down in Stardom, Shimmer, SMASH, and pretty much everywhere else. Then she came to WWE, and mind blowingly became one of the most dominant champions in wrestling history, remaining undefeated for 2 glorious years and becoming the biggest drawing card in NXT. With her recent injury, she was forced to vacate the belt, and WWE made it clear that when she returns it will not be to NXT, but instead will be marked by her debut on either Raw or Smackdown, making her quite literally the most exciting "free agent" in all the wrestling world. But now the choice has to be made. Asuka is coming, and nobody is ready for Asuka. But...
SHOULD ASUKA DEBUT ON RAW OR SMACKDOWN?
Psycho: Smackdown
Donald: Raw
The Coin Flip Indicates That Psycho Will Go First!
Last edited by Cewsh; September 11th, 2017 at 11:34 AM.
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September 11th, 2017, 9:32 PM
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There are three simple reasons why Asuka should be drafted to Smackdown upon her main roster arrival. Smackdown…
1) …has more consistent and credible storylines
2) …will utilize her properly
3) …has Charlotte
Asuka is a very special talent, ladies and gentlemen. She transcends all barriers, linguistically and otherwise. The moment she walks into a room, every single other thing is electrified. Very few can compare in the wrestling world. This has become blatantly so since her NXT debut. As such, her presence in WWE must be handled carefully, because they have proven they can take organically exploding popularity and run it through the mud quickly.
Bringing her to Smackdown will greatly reduce the chances of this happening. Smackdown takes care to include all their stars, keeping them fresh in viewers' minds - resulting in thoughtful and memorable storylines. Smackdown magnifies its performers’ strengths, allowing them to get the most out of any performance. Smackdown hasn't played hot potato with the Women's Championship, so Asuka would not be unnecessarily rushed - nor would her reign be stilted by an early loss. All this allows for Asuka to arrive unchained, ready to battle a fiery roster including Becky Lynch, the magnificent champion Naomi, and the arguably(???) greatest woman in WWE, both in kayfabe credentials and actual ability - Charlotte. Pepper in the still-breaking-out women for Asuka to annihilate before setting up a massive showdown with The Queen, and you have a recipe for the greatest NXT call-up run of all-time.
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September 12th, 2017, 8:02 AM
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World Champion
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