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No matter how reliable or unreliable dirt sheets can be, this news intrigues me enough to the point where I'll make a thread about it. Titus O'Neil one half of a team I find to be absolutely entertaining at times: Prime Time Players. Darren Young and Titus O'Neil haven't always been as entertaining as they are now. NXT season two was just awful for these two team mates; they showed little charisma, absolutely no mic skills and their abilities inside the ring were horrid. Fast forward a few months later Young and O'Neil are signed to Smackdown and become permanent roster members. They simply clicked with one another. Soon, we started to see Young and O'Neil doing hilarious skits and finally showed that they were something other than generic wrestlers. They oozed charisma in what most didn't see coming.
Since, they've been pretty much floating around the tag team division with absolutely nothing to show for it. They've become a reincarnation of Cryme Tyme: worthy of a tag title reign, charisma, goofy gimmick a lot of similarities. And from the looks of it, they could be heading for a split like them too.
Does anyone actually remember the break up of Cryme Tyme and awful push that followed for Shad Gaspard? It is possible Titus O'Neil could be headed that way too. My view it's a bad mistake. The WWE is slowly starting to reform their atrocious tag team division. With that, I don't believe it is smart to kill off a tag team that can be used to job to Team Hell No at call. By the time the mistake is realized, it'll be too late to simply pair them back together and we'll see both of these men pushed even further down the card. Titus is interesting enough that he could very well make for a solid midcarder, but honestly, how far can he go in singles competition?
Do you feel Titus O'Neil can make it as a singles star?
What to do with poor ol' Darren Young?
WrestlingInc said:- Titus O'Neil has been discussed for a singles push. This would likely mean a major de-push for his current tag team partner Darren Young. Vince McMahon has been high on Titus for some time now.
No matter how reliable or unreliable dirt sheets can be, this news intrigues me enough to the point where I'll make a thread about it. Titus O'Neil one half of a team I find to be absolutely entertaining at times: Prime Time Players. Darren Young and Titus O'Neil haven't always been as entertaining as they are now. NXT season two was just awful for these two team mates; they showed little charisma, absolutely no mic skills and their abilities inside the ring were horrid. Fast forward a few months later Young and O'Neil are signed to Smackdown and become permanent roster members. They simply clicked with one another. Soon, we started to see Young and O'Neil doing hilarious skits and finally showed that they were something other than generic wrestlers. They oozed charisma in what most didn't see coming.
Since, they've been pretty much floating around the tag team division with absolutely nothing to show for it. They've become a reincarnation of Cryme Tyme: worthy of a tag title reign, charisma, goofy gimmick a lot of similarities. And from the looks of it, they could be heading for a split like them too.
Does anyone actually remember the break up of Cryme Tyme and awful push that followed for Shad Gaspard? It is possible Titus O'Neil could be headed that way too. My view it's a bad mistake. The WWE is slowly starting to reform their atrocious tag team division. With that, I don't believe it is smart to kill off a tag team that can be used to job to Team Hell No at call. By the time the mistake is realized, it'll be too late to simply pair them back together and we'll see both of these men pushed even further down the card. Titus is interesting enough that he could very well make for a solid midcarder, but honestly, how far can he go in singles competition?
Do you feel Titus O'Neil can make it as a singles star?
What to do with poor ol' Darren Young?