WWE legend Jake "The Snake" Roberts recently criticized a new show of the company coming out on Netflix, calling it foolish. According to veteran journalist Bill Apter, Jake is not wrong in what he said.
The Stamford-based promotion has announced a new show, WWE: Unreal, which is set to premiere on July 29. The show will introduce fans to some of the backstage workings of the company, explaining how the televised product is formulated. Jake Roberts is not pleased with the development, claiming that it would reveal too much of the protected business.
Bill Apter also shares similar sentiments. Speaking on The Wrestling Time Machine hosted by Mac Davis, the veteran had the following to say when asked about his thoughts on Jake Roberts' words:
"Agreed. It's taking the world of magic and showing how they do the tricks blatantly. They're gonna go into the writers' room and see how they create the scripts." [1:38 onwards]
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Another WWE veteran thinks the new show will be "comical"
Vince Russo has long criticized the creative process in the Stamford-based promotion, and he believes that the new show will simply expose the problems.
During an episode of Writing with Russo, Vince Russo explained how WWE: Unreal could reveal Triple H's creative process. He said:
"That Unreal series to me is just gonna be so freaking comical," Russo said. "When you have guys sitting around in suits and ties trying to come up with wrestling angles, and they just keep going back to the same wrestling angle over and over, I don't know why they would want to expose their lack of creativity that way." [0:34 – 0:55]
It remains to be seen how the show will be received by fans after it premieres.
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