stylepoints says:

It’s usually that way in time limit draw situations. Otherwise the bell rings out of nowhere, the match stops, and everyone in the crowd is pissed. Really glad they brought back the tv time limit. It’s old-school and ads a touch of realism to the matches. Plus no one jobs senselessly and gets buried. Basically if it’s a featured bout, both guys go over. Not to mention you’re getting at least a 10 min match, which is not as common as it should be these days.

stylepoints says:

@ Lyght.original

So you’re telling me that a time limit draw between Kurt Angle an Jay Lethal doesn’t put Lethal over without hurting Kurt? If Alex Shelley can hang for 10 mins with Samoa Joe, how is that now putting Shelley over? You and the rest of your Lyght family are so distracting on these boards, but this post wasn’t one of your usual throw-away posts so I decided to respond. Are you even old enough to remember matches with time limit draws. If you are it’s sad because you don’t act like it. Lyght 94 occasionally made some good points but I haven’t heard on from you yet. You should put your son back on the keyboard.

So there is no logic to the time limit draw? So why did every wrestling fed use it consistently in the booking for the last 40 years. Do you think everyone finishes their match in under 10 mins? What kind of fantasy world do you live in? Dude, time limit draws lengthen feuds, leave potential for future feuds, and boost the value of the wrestler whom was thought to loose. I don’t know if you’re new to this whole wrestling thing but you should probably learn a bit more that what B.Brian Blair has taught you. You know he got arrested for beating up his son last year, right?

Jericho could have done well with some time limit draws instead of the constant jobbing he’s been doing for nearly a year. Now when he puts someone over, it’s not a big deal. You kinda half expect it. It would have been fine if it wasn’t on a weekly wrestling program, but it was on live tv. He should have done all that at house shows. There has to be a balance to putting someone over and still having credibility. Without the credibility you’re not putting someone over, you’re just making the match look good.

And to assume that a time limit draw only is a result of parity booking is straight wrong. This is the case less times that often. The last time I can remember that is when Icetrain wrestled Scott Norton.