With regards to the return of Kane and the supposed signalling that he's now turned heel (after his chokeslamming of John Cena), it presents a problem that I think the WWE has atm - they've got too many people attempting to be 'monster' heels.
Towards the back end of this year we've seen Mark Henry built up to be this huge monster that destroys everyone in his path - the stereotype of what a monster heel is supposed to be - and while that has settled down a bit recently with the return of the Big Show, we've been waiting and waiting and waiting for Brodus Clay to (re-)debut.
The clear problem here is, based on his look and what he's done previously working under Del Rio and on Superstars, Brodus Clay is supposed to be a monster heel. He doesn't have the look to be a likeable, loveable teddy bear. He looks like the kind of guy who was defensive tackle on the football team and who was known for breaking down his opponents. So he's made to be a monster type character.
So with Kane returning last night (and his subsequent actions) and his previous heel pushes have been along the lines of monster heel and generally being a monster in general, you would have to assume he's going to go on a similar push towards being a monster.
Now I have to ask - do you think the WWE has a problem with pushing heels as 'monsters' and generally? A problem with creative not giving us new, fresh ideas?
I know there's only so many things you can do in wrestling but atm the top heels are a monster (Mark Henry) or narcissists (Miz, Ziggler, Barrett, Del Rio, etc.)
Towards the back end of this year we've seen Mark Henry built up to be this huge monster that destroys everyone in his path - the stereotype of what a monster heel is supposed to be - and while that has settled down a bit recently with the return of the Big Show, we've been waiting and waiting and waiting for Brodus Clay to (re-)debut.
The clear problem here is, based on his look and what he's done previously working under Del Rio and on Superstars, Brodus Clay is supposed to be a monster heel. He doesn't have the look to be a likeable, loveable teddy bear. He looks like the kind of guy who was defensive tackle on the football team and who was known for breaking down his opponents. So he's made to be a monster type character.
So with Kane returning last night (and his subsequent actions) and his previous heel pushes have been along the lines of monster heel and generally being a monster in general, you would have to assume he's going to go on a similar push towards being a monster.
Now I have to ask - do you think the WWE has a problem with pushing heels as 'monsters' and generally? A problem with creative not giving us new, fresh ideas?
I know there's only so many things you can do in wrestling but atm the top heels are a monster (Mark Henry) or narcissists (Miz, Ziggler, Barrett, Del Rio, etc.)