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Mid-Card Championship Winner
Before Mark Henry turned heel, the crowd started chanting sexual chocolate and he actually played along. It was pretty funny and I'd rather see sexual chocolate Mark Henry than normal face Mark Henry...although I'd rather Hall of Pain Mark Henry, so...That got me thinking. Are there any old gimmicks that the current roster used to have that you want to see again?
Cena being a white rapper? I hear he was very funny during this time period, but he might be a bit too old for it to work.
Deacon Batista, if Batista still even counts? I remember this, but no...I don't remember him doing anything, although I thought Devon played the reverend role pretty well.
Dolph Ziggler, male cheerleader? At the absolute least, I might find him more interesting...although it would kill his push.
The return of Husky Harris? I saw a clip of him and I actually thought Bray showcased a good amount of charm. There have been implications that Bray is (kayfabe) a possessed Husky Harris. This could lead to an intriguing storyline where Bray has an internal struggle of dominance...I'm sure WWE would botch it, but it would be something new.
Demon Kane? Ugh, I'm still frustrating how Kane could've been reinvented following (kayfabe) being responsible for Daniel Bryan's injury...Yet immediately he went back to jobbing. That could've made him a legit threat again, but nope...So I'm fine with Corporate Kane. Demon Kane is dead.
Big Show or the Giant? I like the Big Show, but I think the Big Show is a stupid sounding wrestling name. It seems too short sighted and gimmicky. I'd rather he just got by his real name. But I've always liked the sound of the Giant. Granted, this would be pointless as his Giant persona wasn't any different from his Big Show persona and they occasionally refer to him as the giant anyway.
Triple H back to being the blue blood? No...But I'm sure somebody had to have liked it.
Undertaker as a biker? I actually enjoyed this, as taker looked and acted the part. I remember thinking at the time that for the first time I could remember, his deadman gimmick was growing a little stale. But when he returned to it afterwards, I was pleased. I don't see the point of bringing it back though as Undertaker is at the tail end of his career.
For me, I want to see the return of Goldust as a total creeper. They don't even have to play up the homosexual paranoia. During his early days, he was unsettling for many reasons. I think Stardust could benefit from a darker edge as well. I'm fine with them as a more comedic team, but only as faces.
Cena being a white rapper? I hear he was very funny during this time period, but he might be a bit too old for it to work.
Deacon Batista, if Batista still even counts? I remember this, but no...I don't remember him doing anything, although I thought Devon played the reverend role pretty well.
Dolph Ziggler, male cheerleader? At the absolute least, I might find him more interesting...although it would kill his push.
The return of Husky Harris? I saw a clip of him and I actually thought Bray showcased a good amount of charm. There have been implications that Bray is (kayfabe) a possessed Husky Harris. This could lead to an intriguing storyline where Bray has an internal struggle of dominance...I'm sure WWE would botch it, but it would be something new.
Demon Kane? Ugh, I'm still frustrating how Kane could've been reinvented following (kayfabe) being responsible for Daniel Bryan's injury...Yet immediately he went back to jobbing. That could've made him a legit threat again, but nope...So I'm fine with Corporate Kane. Demon Kane is dead.
Big Show or the Giant? I like the Big Show, but I think the Big Show is a stupid sounding wrestling name. It seems too short sighted and gimmicky. I'd rather he just got by his real name. But I've always liked the sound of the Giant. Granted, this would be pointless as his Giant persona wasn't any different from his Big Show persona and they occasionally refer to him as the giant anyway.
Triple H back to being the blue blood? No...But I'm sure somebody had to have liked it.
Undertaker as a biker? I actually enjoyed this, as taker looked and acted the part. I remember thinking at the time that for the first time I could remember, his deadman gimmick was growing a little stale. But when he returned to it afterwards, I was pleased. I don't see the point of bringing it back though as Undertaker is at the tail end of his career.
For me, I want to see the return of Goldust as a total creeper. They don't even have to play up the homosexual paranoia. During his early days, he was unsettling for many reasons. I think Stardust could benefit from a darker edge as well. I'm fine with them as a more comedic team, but only as faces.