WWE Off-Topic

[Chrisksaint]

Bryan will get his due in time. They've already made him into a thing pretty much everyone cares about one way or the other which is good and I feel like they are really just waiting to give him THE moment at a Wrestlemania. After all the biggest blemish on his resume thus far is getting destroyed by Sheamus at WM.

[ProfessaPackMan]

That article Dayman posted hit the nail on the ****ing head.

It's also something that most of us here have been saying for a while, which shows how much confidence we have in the WWE when it comes to "Pay offs" at the end of Feuds. It's exactly why I was never confident in the whole Bryan/Triple H build after Summerslam and why I had no confidence they would be able to make it last til WM.

[bigbob]

Quote: Originally Posted by jvalverde88

Also doesn't help that he's weeks removed from coming out of rehab.

This is why I wouldn't hold that against him. He's been going through some **** the last few years and he just doesn't seem to be able to get out of the rut.

[ItsRileyC]

Quote: Originally Posted by jvalverde88

Also doesn't help that he's weeks removed from coming out of rehab.

Yeah I heard about that, guess he just isn't the superstar he once was.

[Chrisksaint]

WWE has no reason to bring back someone who's in and out of rehab and looks out shape. They got plenty of other guys they can lure out for a return and are seemingly developing a rich talent pool in NXT.

[Ice_Cold345]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chrisksaint

WWE has no reason to bring back someone who's in and out of rehab and looks out shape. They got plenty of other guys they can lure out for a return and are seemingly developing a rich talent pool in NXT.

That's pretty WWE's opinion on basically the entire TNA roster. If/When they go under, WWE probably won't sign a single guy, because they believe the guys in NXT can be built in the same way at a younger age.

Angle would only be nice in the mark thing, but he really should retire before he destroys his neck.

[philliesfan136]

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I really feel that Orton and Cena are holding the fort at main event level to give the internet fans what they've been clamouring for for years; a more prestigious mid card. There's rookies being pushed into matches with, and put over by, genuine main event calibre talent, with all parties finishing looking strong. The US and Intercontinental belts are both (now Big E has beaten Axel) on young, over, phenomenally talented guys with brilliant futures ahead of them. And, you have a tag team division that has been flourishing from ever since Air Boom were the champions. Cena and Orton are there because they're status quo; people will still buy PPVs in large numbers with those guys on the marquee. The WWE is using the guys we love to build the foundations beneath that; like we've been asking them to do over the last 5 years or more. Trust them. I (think (hope)) they know what they're doing. EDIT: I'm also calling shenanigans on the TLC main event. They're still leaving with one title each. Maybe different ones between them, but no unification. If they do eventually unify, I think they should be rid of the WWE title, and keep the World Heavyweight. The WHC looks and sounds more prestigious; one just represents the WWE, the other, the World. That's how I've always seen it, anyway.

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[TheShizNo1]

Tag division has been flourishing? Big E and Ambrose are phenomenal?

Get out of here with that man lol.

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