kidmetal24
Pre-Show Stalwart
Sheamus deserves it. He has been on a roll and WWE has done nothing with him. From one irish man to another, congrats and good luck!
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This entire ppv was sort of just...blah. The cage match was a pretty boring odyssey, with a really unexciting ending. The Kane/Cena match was nothing new, and ended the same way it has ended the last 4 episodes of RAW. The CM Punk/Ziggler match wasn't really as good of a match they could of put on, and the referee stunt just seemed off. Nothing came off it. Then the Rumble.
Am I the only one who was shocked when Sheamus came out roughly around 24-26, and he was the first legit contender I would think had a slight chance? The mediocre talent that kept dragging out until Sheamus was getting tiresome. Riley, Santino, Justin Gabriel, Khali, Hunicho, Ricardo, Primo, Epico, Hacksaw, etc. took up 2/3 of the match. It got to a point where I got annoyed when I heard the buzzer who the next person.
The ending at least was decent, and I'm glad Sheamus won. I joked around with my friends about 6 times saying he would win, and well, he did.
If I didn't watch this paperview, I would of missed nothing. There was nothing to come out of this, other than just the results. No big moments, no exciting matches.
But what drives me nuts about the WWE is what still keeps driving me nuts about the WWE. Where's the storyline builders? Jericho losing cleanly makes no sense. When he says "The Royal Rumble will be the end of the world as you know it," then SOMETHING should be written into the Rumble to piggyback off that to continue that storyline.
I guess we wait till RAW to see if anything develops. But the whole weird aura of Jericho's character and storyline is pretty much gone. What a waste of a good build.
To the guys who do not understand!
Noone is upset because Jericho didn't win, people are upset because this whole thing for weeks and months about Jericho ended up being nothing. He might have done something with a shock value, not necessarily winning the rumble. But nothing happened, and whatever happens at Raw tomorrow won't justify Jericho keeping silent for weeks and then saying "it's going to be the ned of the world at RR"
Mind you, if there is any heat for all this, that heat is on the creative not on Jericho...