>>16561007The thing is, the term "great matches" refers to Dave Meltzer saying "great matches" because he can't explain himself or form sentences at all. It's not specified how or why they are "great".
The term, when spoken by a mark, means that the match is at least 15 minutes long and is full of random spots and false finishes and everyone runs around a lot. That's literally what that means.
To the average viewer, or anyone with a functioning brain, seeing half naked men run around and falling on their heads for no reason isn't very compelling.
