Tonight on Smackdown, Titus O'Neil turned on Darren Young after a loss to Ryback and Curtis Axel. O'Neil attacked Young, because he was tired of being a loser, and now he's on the path for a singles run.
O'Neil has the type of look Vince drools over, and when you compare him to Young, O'Neil is the better talker. On top of that, O'Neil has a more natural flow as a cocky jerk, but his charisma is limited to barking at the crowd.
O'Neil is 36, so the open window of opportunity is a big question mark. On top of that, I can't recall any impressive one on one matches with O'Neil, or any stand out matches. The real test starts after Titus wins his obligatory break up match (or matches) with Young.
I don't expect a title shot this year. The WWE WHC picture is too crowded with Lesnar, Orton, Batista, Cena, Bryan, Roman Reigns as a dark horse candidate, and I have a feeling Sheamus will work his way into the mix soon enough. Titus should land a spot in the MITB match, but that's it.
Any thoughts or predictions on Titus O'Neil's singles run as a heel?
O'Neil has the type of look Vince drools over, and when you compare him to Young, O'Neil is the better talker. On top of that, O'Neil has a more natural flow as a cocky jerk, but his charisma is limited to barking at the crowd.
O'Neil is 36, so the open window of opportunity is a big question mark. On top of that, I can't recall any impressive one on one matches with O'Neil, or any stand out matches. The real test starts after Titus wins his obligatory break up match (or matches) with Young.
I don't expect a title shot this year. The WWE WHC picture is too crowded with Lesnar, Orton, Batista, Cena, Bryan, Roman Reigns as a dark horse candidate, and I have a feeling Sheamus will work his way into the mix soon enough. Titus should land a spot in the MITB match, but that's it.
Any thoughts or predictions on Titus O'Neil's singles run as a heel?