Jack-Hammer
YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITAH!!!!
There's some news/rumors going around, at least according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, regarding some plans for some of the top names in the company.
According to Meltzer, The Shield break up has been cancelled, at least for now. There's still talk of it possibly happening but, if it does, then it doesn't look like it'll be happening anytime soon.
As a result of The Shield break up not happening anytime in the foreseeable future, it's resulted in some potential restructuring of potential uses and pushes. According to Meltzer's report, the top babyfaces heading down the line are/will be John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Cesaro and Sheamus. The report further alleges that the last time there was some sort of internal list as to who would be the top babyfaces, it included Randy Orton, Batista and Roman Reigns. When this list was alleged to have been made or was being discussed, however, it was several months back and things have changed.
Cena & Bryan being the top two babyfaces isn't at all surprising, it's the way it has been for a while now. As far as Cesaro goes, if this is legit, then it looks as though his relationship with Paul Heyman isn't gonna be a lasting thing. With Sheamus, as of a few days ago, there was talk that a heel turn was in the works for him, so I'm not at all certain as to this being legit or not. If so, while I personally prefer him as a heel, maybe it'll be a good thing for the US title.
As far as The Shield breaking up goes, I've had a bit of a sense that the break up has either been put on hold or scrapped altogether for a while now. When it looked as though The Shield were on the verge of imploding only to get back on the same page, we were all expecting something to go down that ultimately ripped them apart. However, that was months back and things have obviously changed. The Shield have gotten over as babyfaces pretty fast, really over in fact, and maybe that's what's caused the brass to forgo or put off breaking them up. At the same time, it won't be long before there'll be dirtsheet writers and internet fans starting up with the "WWE is burying The Shield" or "WWE's dropping the ball with Roman Reigns" complaints.
According to Meltzer, The Shield break up has been cancelled, at least for now. There's still talk of it possibly happening but, if it does, then it doesn't look like it'll be happening anytime soon.
As a result of The Shield break up not happening anytime in the foreseeable future, it's resulted in some potential restructuring of potential uses and pushes. According to Meltzer's report, the top babyfaces heading down the line are/will be John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Cesaro and Sheamus. The report further alleges that the last time there was some sort of internal list as to who would be the top babyfaces, it included Randy Orton, Batista and Roman Reigns. When this list was alleged to have been made or was being discussed, however, it was several months back and things have changed.
Cena & Bryan being the top two babyfaces isn't at all surprising, it's the way it has been for a while now. As far as Cesaro goes, if this is legit, then it looks as though his relationship with Paul Heyman isn't gonna be a lasting thing. With Sheamus, as of a few days ago, there was talk that a heel turn was in the works for him, so I'm not at all certain as to this being legit or not. If so, while I personally prefer him as a heel, maybe it'll be a good thing for the US title.
As far as The Shield breaking up goes, I've had a bit of a sense that the break up has either been put on hold or scrapped altogether for a while now. When it looked as though The Shield were on the verge of imploding only to get back on the same page, we were all expecting something to go down that ultimately ripped them apart. However, that was months back and things have obviously changed. The Shield have gotten over as babyfaces pretty fast, really over in fact, and maybe that's what's caused the brass to forgo or put off breaking them up. At the same time, it won't be long before there'll be dirtsheet writers and internet fans starting up with the "WWE is burying The Shield" or "WWE's dropping the ball with Roman Reigns" complaints.