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As anyone who isn't living under a rock knows, Bray Wyatt is one of the fastest rising stars in WWE today, with big victories over Daniel Bryan and even John Cena. His mic and promo manufacturing skills are superb, he brings an in-ring style unlike any other in the business today, and is the stand-out act of the Wyatt Family. Luke Harper also receives a lot of praise for his brawling acumen, drawing comparisons to the legendary Bruiser Brody.
And then you have Erick Rowan, an individual not many people seem to voice their opinion on, whether positive or negative.
Personally, I think Erick Rowan is a solid big man wrestler, and he uses his body size to the best of his abilities; as a man that overpowers his opposition as opposed to the brawling style of Luke Harper, and that sets him apart quite well from Harper. Sure, the brawling style is more unique and is therefore going to be more popular among the IWC (as well as Harper's previous work in the major indies, such as ROH), but I don't believe the lack of discussion of Rowan to be entirely justified. In fact, all that people seem to know Rowan as is "the one that wears the sheep mask." I think if the Wyatts were to split up (which I believe won't happen for a very long time at least), Rowan has enough to set himself apart from previous big men to be a credible monster further up the card. He'll never the top dog, but he might possibly be the guy that the top dog needs to put down every once in a while. And, looking at Kane and Big Show's longevity in the business, that's far from the worst career you can have in the WWE.
What do you guys think of Rowan?
And then you have Erick Rowan, an individual not many people seem to voice their opinion on, whether positive or negative.
Personally, I think Erick Rowan is a solid big man wrestler, and he uses his body size to the best of his abilities; as a man that overpowers his opposition as opposed to the brawling style of Luke Harper, and that sets him apart quite well from Harper. Sure, the brawling style is more unique and is therefore going to be more popular among the IWC (as well as Harper's previous work in the major indies, such as ROH), but I don't believe the lack of discussion of Rowan to be entirely justified. In fact, all that people seem to know Rowan as is "the one that wears the sheep mask." I think if the Wyatts were to split up (which I believe won't happen for a very long time at least), Rowan has enough to set himself apart from previous big men to be a credible monster further up the card. He'll never the top dog, but he might possibly be the guy that the top dog needs to put down every once in a while. And, looking at Kane and Big Show's longevity in the business, that's far from the worst career you can have in the WWE.
What do you guys think of Rowan?