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volfanbill said:
Yes he is. They're teasing a Wyatt-Cena Mania, but I really hope they keep teh Shield together. They could do great things with the Sheild-Wyatt Family. I see an Ambrose-Reigns matchup at Mania though.
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A rumor I have seen is an HHH-Reigns match, which would really need to move quickly.

I agree. Give me some more Shield-Wyatts
 
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volfanbill said:
Yes he is. They're teasing a Wyatt-Cena Mania, but I really hope they keep teh Shield together. They could do great things with the Sheild-Wyatt Family. I see an Ambrose-Reigns matchup at Mania though.
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Definitely heat building between Reigns and Ambrose. They've managed to build a 3 man team with a clear heel and a clear face within the same team.
 
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I don't understand how the creative group have been able to do such a good job with the undercard stuff, but the main events are still utter garbage. It makes no sense to me.
 
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volfanbill said:
I don't understand how the creative group have been able to do such a good job with the undercard stuff, but the main events are still utter garbage. It makes no sense to me.
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Or how they put together five great factions in a span of six months but haven't made a new megastar in five years?
 
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zjcvols said:
Or how they put together five great factions in a span of six months but haven't made a new megastar in five years?
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They don't properly build the wrestlers up anymore. As mentioned numerous times, the US and IC belts are a joke. Instead (as we are seeing with Cesaro right now), they just thrust people into the spotlight right away and the crowds (myself included) sour on them, because they aren't main eventers and we just don't want to see them there.
 
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zjcvols said:
Or how they put together five great factions in a span of six months but haven't made a new megastar in five years?
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Daniel Bryan says "Hello", or perhaps "YES!" would be more appropriate. He is a megastar, though he's not the world champ. He's got so much crowd heat right now that when you think he can't get any more, they (they being WWE) find new ways to keep the carrot on the string. Once you make it to the top, the only direction is down. The fans are tired of Cena and Orton. But they aren't tired of rooting for Daniel Bryan to get his shot. Why mess up a good thing? The big issue that I would fault WWE on is how they've brought Batista back and just put him right into main event status. For someone (Batista) that was never a transcendent superstar, this is a slap in the face to everyone else on the roster.

Cesaro is on his way too, I believe.
 
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Regulator said:
Daniel Bryan says "Hello", or perhaps "YES!" would be more appropriate. He is a megastar, though he's not the world champ. He's got so much crowd heat right now that when you think he can't get any more, they (they being WWE) find new ways to keep the carrot on the string. Once you make it to the top, the only direction is down. The fans are tired of Cena and Orton. But they aren't tired of rooting for Daniel Bryan to get his shot. Why mess up a good thing? The big issue that I would fault WWE on is how they've brought Batista back and just put him right into main event status. For someone (Batista) that was never a transcendent superstar, this is a slap in the face to everyone else on the roster.

Cesaro is on his way too, I believe.
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Bryan was a cosmic accident, a little bit like Austin, where they had NO IDEA he would blow up.
 
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zjcvols said:
Bryan was a cosmic accident, a little bit like Austin, where they had NO IDEA he would blow up.
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But they gave each of them the opportunity to find their niche. They made Steve Austin "The Ringmaster" and paired him with Ted DiBiase when he first came in. He said it wasn't working, he wanted to try something a little different, they gave him the opportunity, and the rest is history. Nobody liked Rocky Miavia. Everybody loves The Rock. If they put Daniel Bryan in overalls, with a corncob pipe, and stuck him in midcard matches week after week with Kofi Kingston and Broadus Clay, then I'd say "Yes. WWE is screwing up". Bryan is on fire and WWE gets a share of that credit.
 
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