TheTruNoLimit
Getting Noticed By Management
I am puzzled by the move as well, and as a big Kane fan, I just don't understand it.
If they never pulled this move, Kane going to Raw, they still could've brought Mark Henry over to ECW to feud with Kane and be someone for Kane to defeat in his title run, but they didn't do that.
Even if the plan the entire way was to elevate Mark Henry to the ECW title, wouldn't Kane still be better off on ECW as somebody who could be challenging for the title?
I felt like Kane accomplished a lot in ECW in just 3 months that he was there. For one, being ECW champion, it put the title way above where it was. Two, he still put over the likes of Chavo and Morrisson at points too. He would pick up the wins when he had to, thus he didn't lose too much steam at any given point, and almost immediately after every loss he took, he'd re-establish himself as the force of ECW.
To me, it was the best of both worlds. Somebody who broke into the main event scene on the main two brands at least once every year was the ECW Champion, and he was a rare champion that was over with the fans and able to put himself, the title, and his opponents over all at the same time.
Kane seemed to serve a big purpose there.
Now he's back on Raw, and WWE already has no idea what to do with him, hence, he takes out on Jamie Noble on Raw.
When CM Punk became champion and JBL and Cena stepped up (and the WWE.com preview of Raw for the week questions whether Batista will too) it's almost as if WWE is pretending that Kane didn't just lose a World Title, he didn't just get drafted, he shouldn't be making an impact on his new brand, etc. etc.
As somebody who lost his title on Sunday, he pops up on Monday, and you'd think logically he'd want to get involved in a title hunt on Raw, but WWE has him beat up Jamie Noble.
Kane serves no purpose on Raw.
At least on Smackdown! he'd add depth to the main event scene, but on Raw there's so much already.
If they never pulled this move, Kane going to Raw, they still could've brought Mark Henry over to ECW to feud with Kane and be someone for Kane to defeat in his title run, but they didn't do that.
Even if the plan the entire way was to elevate Mark Henry to the ECW title, wouldn't Kane still be better off on ECW as somebody who could be challenging for the title?
I felt like Kane accomplished a lot in ECW in just 3 months that he was there. For one, being ECW champion, it put the title way above where it was. Two, he still put over the likes of Chavo and Morrisson at points too. He would pick up the wins when he had to, thus he didn't lose too much steam at any given point, and almost immediately after every loss he took, he'd re-establish himself as the force of ECW.
To me, it was the best of both worlds. Somebody who broke into the main event scene on the main two brands at least once every year was the ECW Champion, and he was a rare champion that was over with the fans and able to put himself, the title, and his opponents over all at the same time.
Kane seemed to serve a big purpose there.
Now he's back on Raw, and WWE already has no idea what to do with him, hence, he takes out on Jamie Noble on Raw.
When CM Punk became champion and JBL and Cena stepped up (and the WWE.com preview of Raw for the week questions whether Batista will too) it's almost as if WWE is pretending that Kane didn't just lose a World Title, he didn't just get drafted, he shouldn't be making an impact on his new brand, etc. etc.
As somebody who lost his title on Sunday, he pops up on Monday, and you'd think logically he'd want to get involved in a title hunt on Raw, but WWE has him beat up Jamie Noble.
Kane serves no purpose on Raw.
At least on Smackdown! he'd add depth to the main event scene, but on Raw there's so much already.