Redpill. The NFL and all other sportsball entertainment companies are scripted, just like the WWE. There is drama with injuries, there are the underdogs climbing to the top..the bad boys team...ect just like the WWE. Redpill question: do you think a billion dollar business is going to leave the future of the enterprise up to chance? Fuck its called sports entertainment. Btw when you tell normies that ... It starts the internal questioning. If we want to kill the sportsball distraction....it has to be exposed.
I completely agree.
Here is an excellent documentary, about a half hour long, about how they propped up Michael Jordan as this untouchable, greatest of all time phenomenon for marketing.
Part 1- https://youtu.be/9M-KCulzJqg
Part 2- https://youtu.be/mmlfiMDUTQ4
https://www.thefixisin.net/ This is a great website with piles of evidence.
The Jew-controlled media, and Jew-run advertising are always looking for some photogenic nigger to celebrate. Look at Tiger Woods. The whole set up is designed to scam us.
I havent watched in 5 years but before I quit I suspected that it was scripted.
Long time basketball player and coach. I don't think itnis as scripted as you think it is. I think they absolutely influence the narrative and got caught in 2000 and 2001 with the kobe Shaq bullshit they tried making kobe into Jordan and it was not working because Shaq is a lazy fat fucking piece of shit with practically no skill except he was a super gorilla and 7 foot 2... so they rigged two series and some reason the NBA and or basketball powers hated Chris webber he must have tried to expose the illuminati or something
Ya so 1. It's all bullshit WWE. 2. It's a boys game that men are playing.
I don't see how you could script the NFL without it being absolutely obvious to everyone. Everyone knew wrestling was scripted, but watched it anyway. I haven't watched the NFL in years, but when I did, I didn't believe for a second that it was scripted. (although when a team called the Patriots won the Super Bowl in the season that 9/11 happened, I almost could have believed it)
I think what you're seeing with dramas, underdogs, bad boy teams etc is a creation of the media and broadcasters as part of the hype. They've done that shit since the beginning of sports reporting. The games themselves I can't see being scripted. Dirty or incompetent refs, sure.
It's a billion $ business. They are not leaving anything up to chance
Or, it's a money maker either way and it's sort of gambling for billionaires who make more if the teams win.
I watched a great interview with Hulk Hogan a while back in which he described the rigging process... The performers know who is going to win in the end, and they may discuss the overall arc beforehand, like Guy A is going to be winning, then Guy B is going to come back for a while, then guy A is going to do his signature move and then Guy B is going to lose. Everything else is ad-libbed, and that's what makes them a good performer or not- the better wrestlers were the ones who could really work the crowd and put on a good show. It's unscripted, but the overall ending is definitely planned.
I think it's exactly the same for all sports. They aren't scripted minute-for-minute, and there is a lot of room in there for improvisation, but the winner of the game is known beforehand.
Think about how much money is involved.... the marketing, endorsements, ticket sales, all the people who work at the stadiums, food and drink sales, security, and of course all the money that is placed on bets in Vegas. They wouldn't leave a billion dollar industry up to chance.
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