I like that!
In regards to DB and his injuries, I just don't see the WWE putting a guy with his history with Brock. I mean we are supposedly to believe that guys like the UT and John Cena got dominated by Brock but a guy like DB will beat him. Nope, it won't happen.
Let's see who is available on the roster for main event matches:
Reigns -- crowd is half and half
Ambrose -- face
Wyatt -- gets buried for older talent
Ziggler -- get rid of the rock star outfits and get back to being the show off
Owens -- perfect heel
ADR -- fans don't seem too happy he is back
Rusev -- perfect heel
Sheamus -- good heel but boring
Brock Lesnar -- can be good or a heel
BNB -- perfect heel, has been turned into a joke
Neville -- great wrestler but not sure he can be a top guy
Ryback -- not really top tier material
Stardust -- would be better if he went back to Cody
I'd have Roman beat Sheamus, then turn Dean or Roman and have them as a feud. I guess leave Sheamus in there as well. 3 way dance.
Thinking maybe Wyatt vs. Lesnar
Owens vs. Ziggler
Rusev vs. Ryback
ADR vs. Neville
I don't know about the rest. The New Day vs. the tag teams is going to be good. Who knows what will happen.
Well the rumor is Sting will not wrestle this year, which isn't surprising he shouldn't be healthy enough to work yet.
I think there is an outside chance he might be ok by 33, but ya I think odds are he never wrestles again.
Finn will win and people will complain Bray can't win a feud again though...Bray needs to wrestle jobbers.
I believed at the time, and to a point still do, that CM Punk left WWE because they wouldn't give him the one last thing he wanted, a headline spot at Wrestlemania. He saw Batista come back after an absence and fall into the spot. He knew that if he were to walk away, he could leverage a return sometime down the line into that coveted spot.
That said, what may have began as a hopeful silver lining to a frustrating personal situation, has probably devolved into raw bitterness, on both sides.
No one stays away from the WWE forever though. The right amount of $$$, the right spot on the card, any number of motivations will draw someone back.
CM Punk vs Triple H could headline WM 32.
Also, I believe they should begin preparing for Finn Balor's debut and make that happen at Wrestlemania.
WWE has gotten great mileage out of their supernatural characters (Undertaker, Kane, Gangrel, Boogeyman), particularly due to their over-the-top, heavily-produced entrances. These epic entrances are the one thing WWE does better than anyone, in any industry, in the world. With Undertaker and Kane at the end of their careers, they need to build the next, great epic entrance.
Perhaps they need to tie Finn into the Undertaker legacy. Make him Kane's long-lost son, or simply a protegee.
Have Kane introduce non-demon Finn to the Raw audience in the month leading up to Wrestlemania, perhaps to assist him against the Wyatt's. Set the match at Wrestlemania with Kane/Finn vs Strowman/Harper and tease a "demon" inside of Finn. Not until Wrestlemania itself does the big demon entrance occur on the main roster TV. That's appointment viewing right there.
I believed at the time, and to a point still do, that CM Punk left WWE because they wouldn't give him the one last thing he wanted, a headline spot at Wrestlemania. He saw Batista come back after an absence and fall into the spot. He knew that if he were to walk away, he could leverage a return sometime down the line into that coveted spot.
That said, what may have began as a hopeful silver lining to a frustrating personal situation, has probably devolved into raw bitterness, on both sides.
No one stays away from the WWE forever though. The right amount of $$$, the right spot on the card, any number of motivations will draw someone back.
CM Punk vs Triple H could headline WM 32.
Savage managed to until his death.
He was exiled from the company, bit different from leaving.Savage managed to until his death.
I don't think Punk needs their money. He could make a nice payday for a return match wrestling for NJPW most likely, and not have to deal with any of WWE's BS politics.
Agree, but it's been his lifelong dream, to headline Wrestlemania.
Personally, I don't think he's there yet mentally.
He was exiled from the company, bit different from leaving.
Down the road Vince started to work his him again, but that doesn't change the point that when he left the company it was because he was exiled, not because he chose to leave. There was no option for him to come back and work again.The fact that he was promoting a WWE 2K game, says he was on friendlier terms with the company.
Down the road Vince started to work his him again, but that doesn't change the point that when he left the company it was because he was exiled, not because he chose to leave. There was no option for him to come back and work again.