WWE Continues to Make Horrible Decisions
Credibility score: 52/100 — Mixed Credibility. Several questionable claims detected. Watch with healthy skepticism.
BSmeter analyzed "WWE Continues to Make Horrible Decisions" and rated it 52/100 for credibility (a BS score of 48/100 — mixed credibility), on 2026-06-06. Its weakest claim — "Kyrie Zayn was a huge loss with massive potential" — scored 50/100 and was flagged as opinion. 10 claims were checked against the video transcript. Scores are produced by BSmeter's AI analysis of the transcript, not independent human verification.
Of 10 claims analyzed: 0 scored under 40, 10 between 40 and 69, and 0 at 70 or above.
Claims analyzed
Kyrie Zayn was a huge loss with massive potential — Opinion (50/100)
At 0:30
Strong personal take on her talent — whether AEW actually signs her remains to be seen.
Why this score: Subjective evaluation of in-ring ability.
- No objective metric proves "limitless upside"
- Fan consensus often aligns with this view
- Future booking in AEW would be the real test
Original quote: “Some of the recent releases include Kyrie Zayn, which is absolutely [ __ ] insane. She is one of the coolest, most charismatic, best in ring workers in the entire company. She has limitless upside potential”
Ruthless Aggression era was his least favorite period of wrestling — Opinion (50/100)
At 2:30
Pure taste call — no one can fact-check what era hits for you personally.
Why this score: Subjective ranking.
- Wrestling eras are judged by personal taste, not objective metrics
- Speaker openly frames it as preference, not universal truth
- Common view among fans who prefer Attitude Era or modern indie-influenced styles
Original quote: “We were still in the very much like ruthless aggression era which was just never my favorite era of wrestling. And he brought so much of the spark and the creativity back in wrestling.”
Calls Bray Wyatt's debut the most charismatic thing he'd ever seen — Opinion (50/100)
At 4:30
Pure subjective hype — the kind of line that tells you more about the speaker than the wrestler.
Why this score: This is straight opinion.
- No objective metric exists for "most charismatic thing ever seen"
- The speaker is openly gushing about personal nostalgia
- Commenters agree this era felt special to many fans at the time
Original quote: “Reigns finish the story video. He basically descended onto WWE with his outback boys and he became the most charismatic, fascinating thing you ever [__] saw.”
The Fiend might be his favorite gimmick ever — Opinion (50/100)
At 6:30
Pure taste — no fact to check, just him ranking The Fiend near the top.
Why this score: Opinion on personal ranking.
- No objective metric exists for "favorite gimmick"
- Speaker is clear he's sharing preference, not claiming universal truth
Original quote: “I don't want to say The Fiend is my favorite gimmick of all time, but he might be.”
Speaker deeply loved the Firefly Funhouse and The Fiend character — Opinion (50/100)
At 8:30
Pure personal taste — no fact to check, just strong affection for the gimmick.
Why this score: Subjective opinion about the quality of the Firefly Funhouse and The Fiend.
- The speaker is expressing genuine fandom rather than making a testable claim.
- Community comments show many fans share this view and wanted more coverage of Bray's run.
- No evidence needed; it's clearly framed as personal feeling.
Original quote: “And I I [__] loved it so much.”
Calls Goldberg beating Fiend in 5 seconds one of WWE's most tragic moments — Opinion (50/100)
At 10:30
Pure opinion on booking — the 5-second squash actually happened and fans still roast it years later.
Why this score: Subjective take on how badly WWE booked The Fiend.
- The match length is factual — Goldberg pinned Wyatt in under two minutes at WrestleMania 36.
- Whether it ranks among the "most tragic" is personal taste, not something that can be verified.
Original quote: “You have one of the most tragic incidents ever where Bill Goldberg beats The Fiend in like 5 seconds. [__] Bill Goldberg.”
Uncle Howdy only had one match — Mountain Dew Lights Out vs LA Knight — OK (65/100)
At 12:30
Sounds right from memory but no specific receipts given — easy to double-check on Wikipedia or Cagematch.
Why this score: Technically plausible but presented as settled fact.
- No match list or date referenced in the clip
- Community discussions treat the Lights Out match as his only televised singles outing
- Without checking the full record, this stays in the "probably true but unverified here" zone
Original quote: “And Uncle Howdy as a gimmick only ever had one wrestling match, the Mountain Dew Lights Out wrestling match against LA Knight.”
Describes a SmackDown vignette where Chad Gable appears shot in the head — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 14:30
He's painting the Firefly Funhouse faction debut as super intense — the 'shot in the head' bit is his dramatic reaction, not literal.
Why this score: Pure reaction piece.
- No actual injury occurred — it's wrestling staging
- Speaker is hyping the visual shock value of the new faction reveal
- Matches the community's excitement about the Bray Wyatt tribute angle
Original quote: “And we get this vignette on I think Smackdown where the lights cut out and the entire WWE locker room is brutalized. And when I say brutalized, it looked like Chad Gable had been shot in the head.”
Wyatt 6 faction storyline went nowhere after taking tag titles — Opinion (50/100)
At 16:30
Pure take on booking payoff — the Wyatt 6 angle did win tag titles but faded fast.
Why this score: Subjective creative judgment.
- Speaker frames the Wyatt 6 run as ultimately directionless despite the title win
- Matches community sentiment in comments calling it another Bray Wyatt storyline that got dropped
- No objective metric exists for "went nowhere" — it's a fan's read on WWE creative choices
Original quote: “And the story goes nowhere. Um, you get a few little bits, the the Wyatt 6, as they were known. Um, you know, they took the tag titles. You got to see uh Nikki Cross do some of the best work of her entire career.”
Claims WWE's current creative environment kills unique storytelling like the Wyatt 6 — Opinion (50/100)
At 18:30
Classic 'Vince is back' take — the frustration is real but it's a vibe, not a fact check.
Why this score: Opinion piece on creative direction. Key points:
- Speaker ties recent Wyatt 6 issues directly to perceived return of old Vince-style booking
- No specific evidence presented beyond the faction's end
- Wrestling fans have used this framing since 2022; it's a recurring narrative rather than new reporting
Original quote: “it feels like it feels like Vince is back and it feels like this kind of [ __ ] just can't exist anymore. Strange and special and beautiful things cannot exist in that promotion.”
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