I've had something I've wanted to post and this thread is kind of intertwined with that idea, which is why my OP looks rushed.
The thing is, Sin Cara is not meant for the WWE style. They're bringing in Averno so Sin Cara can work his "full-style" which is why I said the WWE needs a division for those type of guys, like the cruiser weight division. Sin Cara won't be the same using the WWE style. Though that won't happen. Sin Cara's opponents will be facing Sheamus, Ziggler, McIntyre, Orton, Swagger etc We've already seen what things will end up like b/c we've already seen the career of Rey Mysterio. Both guys wrestle better against other luchadores but can have good matches against the smaller skilled wrestlers as well (or at least that's the hope for Sin Cara.) Just Sin Cara's move set is a bit different then Rey's and it's hard for me to see him becoming as popular as Rey.
What I was blaming development for was everything else. And yes, not keeping him in development as well was their mistake (I didn't wanna mention it b/c I wanted Sin Cara in the WWE asap as well.) That's what I meant about making mistakes that seem smart to begin with. WWE should have gotten him use to their style first, but is it their style we want to see him using?
The simple answer to me is that he is a luchador and should be facing other luchadores/good in ring performers for the most part, but the whole thing gets more difficult because I think the current state of WWE must also be discussed.
Btw, it would have been awesome to have been a fly on the wall when Vince heard Kharma was pregnant. She gets the biggest break of her life, a huge push in the WWE, and she goes and gets fucking pregnant ...
As for Triple H, I'm not really judging him on Sin Cara. I just know that people within the industry have questioned his wrestling mind before knowing he will one day take over.
I would of rathered Shane O Mac! And I think the Averno signing was the smartest thing they could of done.
My philosophy for WWE and TNA (which is a thread I've been wanting to write) is that smaller wrestlers/luchadores/indy guys etc, their value is in them as a whole. If WWE were to hire Necro Butcher(never gonna happen), he would not fit into the current WWE. Current guys would have to step up their hardcore game and/or you'd have to bring in others who are accustomed to that style of wrestling.
To me, the name Chris Sabin means nothing unless you add Amazing Red, Christopher Daniels, Kazarian (dude needs a name change as well, guess it's to late), Petey Williams and a number of other guys from ROH or wherever else who can make the X Division robust and healthy. And once it is healthy, it would serve well as the first hour of a three hour show of Impact Wrestling, or even scattered throughout the show.
Sin Cara doesn't speak english, so all he can do is impress in the ring. I don't think more gimmick matches would hurt Sin Cara or wrestling in general either.
As for him being the Jesus of wrestling, how are the WWE fans suppose to know this?
I'm not blaming him, that's why I said there's a cultural divide. I don't think WWE will ever address him as some religious type wrestler. It's like they want Mystico, but they have changed a few key things about him.
