Which of those wrestlers have dedicated followings? Which of those wrestlers were more over than Damien Sandow?
American Idol nobody? She's won an Oscar, a Golden Globe, a SAG award, and a Grammy, among many other awards.
I'd be fine with Swagger and Axel going. Tyler Breeze doesn't come along often. He's having match of the night with Nakamura on live shows. You can say it's just Nakamura, but it takes two. Tyler loses a lot, but makes his opponent look like a million bucks without hamming it up.
Since they now have Bob Backlund's Mr. Backlund character in the suspenders get-up and all, wrestling-coaching/life-coaching Darren Young and cutting promo's about "Make Darren Young Great Again" (which looks and sounds like a shot at Trump), they should pair Young up with Swagger and get another Real Americans stable going.
I still don't know why Breeze and Ziggler ain't teamed-up. It's not like Ziggler's doing much storyline-wise, these days. Ziggler character is a Show-Off, while Breeze is...basically another Ziggler-style cocky-like character. They'd make a good tag-team.
Tyler's a pretty good seller, just like Ziggler.
I'd like Axel to stay if he shaves his head. Him and Corbin. Those overhead lights aren't doing those dudes any favors.
Plus he's fat, and I think there's really only been one time where anyone said anything about it (Orton). You'd think Vince would have someone bust that shit out at least once a month.
I did enjoy the trolling of not having a single kick during the actual match. Thank you, I was wondering who the old guy in the shiny shirt was. Pretty good show, tag title match was a dud.
Son of a bitch. NXT Live Event in OKC got Tyler Breeze vs. No Way Jose and Dillinger/Samoa Joe vs. Balor/Nakamura
Cass is just taking the ball and running with it. It's very similar to how they started in NXT as a team. Enzo was injured and in a wheelchair for months while Cass was doing his thing on the mic and in the ring. Big Cass and Aiden English had a fun little feud in NXT back in the early days. If Cass is this over without Enzo, just wait until Enzo returns he'll be 10x more over than he already was. Enzo and Cass will be over for a long time to come.
I wouldn't suggest falsely using a wheelchair for an angle (WWE would never...) HOWEVER, wheelchair Enzo was super entertaining and I wouldn't be mad if they brought that back for a bit.
I'd love to see an angle where Enzo has amnesia and thinks he's a Wall Street business man. That could be a comedy goldmine.
heads not to broadcast this. I would reactivate the network just for that.
As captivating as Punk's post-"pipe bomb" career with WWE was, he was clearly only happy when he was being coddled and put on a pedestal by management. As soon as it came time for him to step back from the spotlight he couldn't handle it. I was interested in hearing his story but in the back of my mind the whole time I couldn't help but feel like the whole thing was coming across as sour grapes. "Why can't I be the golden boy Cena" is certainly something he had to be questioning.
It's not so much retroactive disdain, but that, in comparing the two on the surface, Ryback seems to be interested in making negotiations work for him, whereas Punk was burying the company entirely. We praise the latter and condemn the former - in essence, conflating the (overlapping) points they're making because we liked one as an in-ring performer and didn't like the other. That's not fair. We're judging out of the ring behaviors based on how we see them in the ring. That's silly.
My guess is they're including those who have came up, including Vaudevillains, Enzo and Cass, Apollo Crews, Baron Corbin, and now Dana Brooke. That's 7. Definitely Finn, quite possibly Mojo since they're doing house shows. Not sure about BAMF since they did shoot a break-up angle and one of them is out with an MCL injury.
He hasn't officially signed from what I know and neither has EY, but both have deals in place and just working things out before they put pen to paper. Roode and EY are a given though, they definitely aren't going back to TNA and I believe they are too big of names to just work indies at this point in their careers. Bobby Roode I feel just would work better on the main roster than he would in NXT.
ing Brooklyn Brawler? Only release that would surprise me more than this is Howard Finkel.
I believe he was previously Levis Valenzuela, out something really similar to that before he got officially repackaged.
I'd say I'd like him to follow his friend Apollo Crews, but we see how well Apollo is being used right now. He could go to Japan as well. He made a lot of money for himself since the start of the year with his performances.
Came in with no hype and went straight to Superstars. At least Corbin got a match on a ppv (even though it was secretly demoted to preshow and he lost). I don't understand why bring someone up without an idea when he could have been a legit foe for Samoa Joe in a nice feud.
