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Its no secret that WWE has a long history of soon-to-debut Superstars releasing video teasers as portents of things to come; could this video be signaling the next major force to be reckoned with inside the squared circle?
Perhaps the video alludes to a new pay-per-view event, sweeping changes on Raw and SmackDown, or the next great YouTube show.
I think it's more of a stable. It could be a huge return or a new superstar.
IMO, it should be a stable that has an alliance with John Laurinitis. They dont actually get along with John Laurinitis or any of the other superstars but they have an alliance with John Laurinitis for the money. They should be a tweener group that cheats to win but doesn't back down from anybody or any challenge.
The members of the group are:
Leader-Batista
Tag Teams-Xavier Woods & Big E Langston, Tyler Reks & Curt Hawkins, Bray Wyatt & Eli Cottonwood
Midcarders-Dean Ambrose, Kassius Ohno, Seth Rollins, Big Daddy V/Viscera, The Brian Kendrick, Paul London
Dean, Kassius, and Seth will eventually leave the group early after not having much success from being in the group.
Courtesy of PWInsider: http://www.pwinsider.com/article/686...paign.html?p=1
If it looks like an actual departure from the slew of shitty SmackDown games, colour me excited. If not, colour me disappointed. I'm personally of the opinion that THQ San Diego - behind WWE All-Stars and, when they were known as Midway Los Angeles, TNA iMPACT! - should be put in charge of rebooting the series. Both All-Stars and iMPACT! captured that old school arcade feel of, say, WCW/nWo Revenge or WrestleMania 2000. Oh, and they weren't clunky pieces of shit, even if iMPACT! was somewhat under-furnished.In speaking to a few people today, I was able to confirm that the WWE online "Revolution" campaign that has been promoted on their website via articles and videos is not leading to the debut of a new character in the company.
The campaign is actually part of the reveal for the new WWE videogame next week in advance of the annual E3 videogame convention, which is being held the first week in June.
However, THQ is in dire financial straits and most believe it to be circling the drain. I wonder, even if this does produce a genuine change, how long-lived the revolution will be.