^ Trenty's quite good Rohan, I'll give you that one.
But I would like to pick up on someone mentioned a few posts back. Heath Slater.
It's no secret that of the three who are generally considered to have 'survived Nexus' (That's Barrett, Gabriel, Slater; actually I guess Bryan sort of counts too), Slater is largely considered the worst and most undeserved. That's because of the guys he was put with:
- Barrett is far ahead of Slater on the mic
- Gabriel is more interesting than Slater in the ring, in spite of him being more spot-monkey-ish
- Slater on the other hand is a more Jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none type in between these two so it's harder for him to stand out. That said, I think he's pretty good in his own right.
Slater, with his Attitude-esque moniker "One-Man Rock Band" and his hair and his costume, let's be honest, it's pretty funny to make fun of him. Hell, Barrett does it all the time. That "I hate you, Heath Slater" song is also quite hilare. But he does have potential. Now I'm not saying give Slater the world title, no way, but let's at least see more of his potential before he gets future-endeavoured.
Here are some things Slater does reasonably well:
- Mic skills: No Barrett but he's not half bad especially when you consider his dopey sounding voice. His delivery was exciting, arrogant and enthused a couple of weeks back on SD.
- Consistent ring style: Obviously important, but Slater's moves all have a similar kind of impact, his moveset would be pretty easy to remember if he had a good finishing sequence.
- Unique look: Seriously, who else in the WWE resembles anything like Heath Slater? The man would stand out even in a crowd of wrestlers.
Things Slater needs to do now:
- Generally keep improving on everything.
- Get himself a decent finisher with a cool name that's relevant to him. Like 'The Solo' or 'Crash & Ride'. Hell those are both horrible but you get my point.
So there you have it. Seems stupid at first, then seems like a good idea when you think about it. Or maybe it's just me. Hah.