Wade Keller
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1,255 appearances
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
Wade Keller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, anyway, yeah, I don't like the format.
I think one TLC match on a show full of regular matches draws better, and I think if you're going to have a TLC pay-per-view, and I'm against that in general, but if you're going to do TLC team pay-per-view, have it be really novel.
That it's the one time a year tables, ladders, and chairs are legal in one match.
That'll draw.
But if you do three hours of tables, ladders, and chairs on Raw and you did a ladder match the week before and another ladder match the week before, guess what?
By the time the pay-per-view comes around, people are like, oh, I've seen that a lot.
TLC isn't something I need to see because I just saw it for three straight weeks on TV.
There's something about leaving it to the imagination of the viewer what it's like and showing them over and over again
But then, as Ian said, our first caller, they want to do feel-good television, so we can't sell anything because that would mean the stuff hurts.
So it's turned into a Roadrunner Wile E. Coyote cartoon where it's just all about ha-ha, guffaw, laughs, and one-liners.
And if you get hit with a chair, it doesn't count.
If you die on SmackDown by being pushed in a wheelchair over the edge and you go splat, we're not even going to talk about it.
We're going to talk about Edge tormenting Kane, but we're going to stay away from the lingering question of is Paul Bear alive or did he die?
I mean, it's just absurd.
There's something to be said for, from opening to closing credits, trying to have something that we can kind of believably buy into.
And the creative license that they're utilizing now is just destroying, I think, the viewer's need to buy the payoff match.
And it's not going to be good for business.
And I think it's one of the reasons pay-per-views are diminishing because
They're serving too many masters, and I don't really think they got their eye on a singular focus of figuring out how to produce entertaining TV that sells pay-per-view matches.
Instead, they're creating entertaining TV and in the process undercutting the ability to sell pay-per-views.
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