So, let me get this straight... some dude comes out and does a weird prance with 15 other people, sucks on a lollipop, does about 3 wrestling moves, uses his bunny to cause a distraction, gets a schoolboy, and we're to believe he's a face. Is that only because of who he is booked against?
Essentially, yes. This is the type of gimmick that could be "heeled up" so quickly that we'd barely know it happened. The effect of the act is intentionally obnoxious and could be switched up, down & all around with no difficulty. Personally, I don't think the act would be much different if he was made a bad guy: obnoxiousness breeds more obnoxiousness.
I keep waiting for some direction other than what we've seen so far, figuring the company surely didn't want to keep an act around that was so hard to stage....and sure enough, management decided to stop flying the same people from city to city, instead, using local folks at each stop. The fact the act "lost" nothing showed that to be a wise decision.
Then, we read that Vince McMahon was sick of the Adam Rose schtick already; apparently not seeing any long-range benefits (or detriments) to the act. If that's so, then okay.....but what was the plan for Rose in the first place? They surely knew that doing the same thing every week had to lead to something more substantial, no?
To further complicate matters after reading about McMahon's thoughts on the matter, Rose was back last night, doing the same damn thing as before,
Is Adam Rose in or out, Vince? And if he's in, let's get moving with his development.
Of course, if having a bunny rabbit distract Adam's opponents is the chosen direction, I'd again like to ask what Creative intended as a long-term plan at the beginning.