I've become a pretty big Ryback mark over the last few months. The latest stuff is just icing on the cake for me. Ryback has slowly but surely looked like he was going to be a legitimate future star, if you've actually bothered to watch the guy carry on matches and listen to his pops.
I agree that he shouldn't get the title yet, but mainly just because people will get annoyed if he got one too soon. I think he certainly is good and will be better. Just needs to be around awhile so people will accept him as a champ without wondering "who the hell is this guy?".
I see a lot of people complain that Ryback has little experience, has only beaten jobbers, isn't proven, etc etc etc. But uh, you realize Ryback has 7 years of pro wrestling experience, right? Not 1? The guy's 30, not 23. He's only beaten jobbers, but he's over as a force WITHOUT being forced down our throats. The split second they put Ryback against a non jobber, you guys are bitching about it and saying he's being forced down your throat. Then out of the other side of your mouth you bitch that he's only beaten jobbers.
Which is it? He faces jobbers all day and isn't credible because of it, or he's being "forced down your throats" somehow because he beat The Miz once and clotheslined CM Punk once? Admit it, you'd bitch regardless because he clotheslined Punk last monday and made him bounce from the ring after staring him down the week before that. I'm positive that's where most of this negativity stems from.
And about the whole "jobbers or stars" wins. Guess what? The point of beating stars is to get over. He got over beating jobbers. Deal with it. He doesn't need 2 years of "reference matches". The crowd believes he is a huge force, and that's the intended conclusion.
The whining about him not cutting lengthy promos also doesn't matter either. Most wrestlers on the roster don't cut promos whether they're good at it or not. Only a few people ever get significant mic time. Guys like him don't need a lot of it. Let's look at Mark Henry's reign as WHC as an example. He barely had any lines, and was a heel. Was hugely over by dominating people.
In Ryback's case, he's a face, and also quicker and more energetic. He doesn't need to be like Punk, and show medium energy, not much in-ring intensity, and get over on the mic. That's your guys' problems, and why you're so confused why people just don't agree with you at all.
More than one way to get over. . .Ryback's doing it with the "immortal monster face" gimmick. Seen before in Ultimate Warrior, Goldberg, and Batista. None of those dudes yammered on the mic all day either. They did their shit and the crowd liked it.
Ryback is the new immortal monster face who's role is to hit the ring, bounce heads off the wall, and excite the crowd.. He's not the new average-looking, medium energy, good mic talker that will talk the crowd into a few cheers to try and get them invested in their otherwise not very intense matches.