Alex Riley to RAW. I think we found our heel.
Literally every other heel drafted to Smackdown is more qualified for a push than Alex Riley. That man is a fucking mess in the ring.
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Alex Riley to RAW. I think we found our heel.
Literally every other heel drafted to Smackdown is more qualified for a push than Alex Riley. That man is a fucking mess in the ring.
Just like he was supposed to on NXT?FINALLY! Riley breaks from Miz's shadow. Watch this kid makes waves.
1) Sheamus didn't move in the draft.
2) Sheamus was feuding and beating veterans in Shelton Benjamin and Goldust
3) Sheamus is good at wrestling.
The big moves in the draft all make sense, but if you think Tyler Reks is ever going to even appear on Raw, let alone get a push, you are borderline delusional.
The draft is overinflated - of the 20 people to move today so far, 7 of them feature on television, and that includes whipping boy Ted DiBiase and Kelly Kelly. The other 13 will be 90% redundant moves. Maybe Tyson Kidd and the Usos will get a look in on Smackdown, but the other 10 are just going to be 10 wrestlers not appearing on their new show instead of not appearing on the other. It's taken 4 hours to get 7 significant moves.
Riley to SD huh? Well. they should have made better use of that year.
Ill say what I said about Kidd though, all the tools, and plenty of room for mobility
You're talking shit. The audience accepts nobody after one or two appearances. It takes consistent exposure to build a rapport. Most of these guys won't get the chance so why pretend it's an opportunity?Most of the time, the redundant moves end up with one or two appearances on television (each) with a sink or swim mentality. They check to see if the audience accepts them and if not, they're goners. At least they'll get a shot.
If you ran the company there would be more firings than anyone could imagine. You'd rather just toss them away then give them a chance.
You think?
I think he's an absolute charisma black hole, but I really like him in the ring. I don't think they'll go that way again, but he could be a Benoit type figure, with a bit of investment.
Who, Kidd?
He has obnoxious heel charisma. The hair alone. Just looking at him, very easy to hate.
Then give each man a month of exposure at a reasonable midcard level that invites people to invest their time and interest in them... Oh, wait. We don't have the time to give every new draftee that courtesy. Well, I guess maybe two or three of the will get to appear in a squash once or twice.I'm speaking the truth. Everyone deserves a shot before they get future endeavored.
What hair? He cut it.
Then give each man a month of exposure at a reasonable midcard level that invites people to invest their time and interest in them... Oh, wait. We don't have the time to give every new draftee that courtesy. Well, I guess maybe two or three of the will get to appear in a squash once or twice.
Yay opportunity!
Your standard for "a shot" is mighty low.
Drafting them in the supplemental draft shines a light on them? Absurd. Curt Hawkins has no more light on him now than he did three hours ago. Regular television time is a chance. Shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic is something else.That's pretty ignorant. We all know they don't push every single guy that steps foot in the door but they do know that drafting them at least shines a small light on them for a short while. That might be their only window to do anything. If they use them, great... if not, no foul. At least they had a chance.