He's been a heel his whole time in WWE, and even at that, a lot of people seem to like him and pop for his moves. I don't think you can make that statement based on what we've seen so far
yo , for the life of me , i cant understand why Seth Rollins isnt getting major pushage
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He's been a heel his whole time in WWE, and even at that, a lot of people seem to like him and pop for his moves. I don't think you can make that statement based on what we've seen so far
He always has been positioned as the weakest member anyway that was evident from their very start...........
Ambrose will eat though when he get his run though, there's no need to worry
Rollins is good for the CM punk tweener anti authority role, I dont see him as a face
He's been a heel his whole time in WWE, and even at that, a lot of people seem to like him and pop for his moves. I don't think you can make that statement based on what we've seen so far
I've watched the guy for almost his whole indy career, from iwa-ms, diving over the ropes onto chairs in front of 10 damn people in a damn high school gym, to age of the fall, to roh champ
I think I can form a decent opinion of the guy, I dont know why nikkas getting mad, everybody cant be a main eventer, somebody gotta hold down the midcard
fukking stevie richards was with wwe for 9 years and had a steady job, the fukk is wrong with being a midcarder? jake the snake wasnt a main eventer, scott hall wasnt a main eventer, rick rude, mr.perfect werent main eventers
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
See, what people forget is that these guys are new. They havent had the greatest matches of their careers yet...prob havent even had the best writing of their careers...this match vs The Shield really set the precedent for them and the crowd clearly ate it up.
this is a great moment for those guys and the WWE since most of the great matches over the last year were either by older guys, or just avg matches that we were stuck with. I think Rollins will have a good following regardless...as long as he keeps doing what he's doing.
this is a great moment for those guys and the WWE since most of the great matches over the last year were either by older guys, or just avg matches that we were stuck with. I think Rollins will have a good following regardless...as long as he keeps doing what he's doing.
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Yeah he'll be big time before the year is over.
27 is young in wwe, he still has 10 years
27 is young in wwe, he still has 10 years
have y'all not watched him in NXT and FCW?
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lol its kinda funny how we all think rollins reminds us of jeff
They are both really similar when you look at them both: colored hair, tag team specialist, high flyer, very low-key compared to others.
solid in ring performer, high flyer, seems like a natural babyface, isn't the best talker,
good comparison
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Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
cats forget Sheamus is 35...these more skilled guys wont be there for 8 years and will only get better
Bob-omb
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Although I can't wait for him to turn face, I love the trash talking he does as a heel
@ all the young talent the E has right now
@ all the young talent the E has right nownomoreneveragain
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NXT belt is/was legit, If I order the network ... I'll probably watch nxt from the beginning. I heard he had great matches with Ambrose and Reigns over there
I'm with you, man. That why I have a lot less tolerance than most for the current WWE crowds turning on shows these days. I know they're expressing distaste with the product or whatever, but i've been in a ton of those ROH "fukk YOU, WE TROLLIN!" type audiences at the Manhattan Ctr/Hammerstein. It was fun to participate for a bit, but it becomes obnoxious.
As for Tyler, they kinda started turning on him BEFORE he announced he was leaving. I always felt like NYC felt his style just didn't belong in ROH. Probably because he always kinda seemed like a WWE type guy and they pushed him pretty damn hard, and gave him the belt. I dunno. It got even heavier towards the end when he was leaving.
But yeah, I wish the Midcard belts mattered at all because he'd be perfect to break off, get one of those and shine with the hopes of an eventual push towards the main event in a few yrs. You might say he's balls on the mic, but Jeff made it despite that. And I think that even though he jumps from lower places, he's more talented than Jeff was.