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I am back! I haven't posted for sometime because of various work related things, but I've been observing discussions and honestly, it's been hot! Batista (or Boo-tista/Bore-tista, whatever floats your boat), Daniel Bryan, Punk walkout, Bray Wyatt, Shield, Roman Reigns etc. have completely overshadowed the discussions. I'd like to add to it. And this time, it's Luke Harper.
Luke Harper debuted on the main roster as part of the Wyatt Family. Ever since debuting, he's been working mostly tag team matches. With only handful of singles matches, it's difficult to tell what's in store for him when he breaks away from the Wyatt family. He's not really young (just turned 34 this December). Plus, I don't think there's much space for big monsters on the roster.
Having said that, he actually has personality and for a big man, he's surprisingly agile and athletic. For example, the Wyatts vs Shield match saw him performing moves like dropkick and suicide dive. He seems like someone who understands ring psychology and can actually produce compelling and engaging matches. I have not seen his indie or NXT work, but for me, he is a solid big man.
What do you make of him? Where do you see him going after the Wyatts? Bray Wyatt is the breakout star from the Wyatt family, but Luke Harper seems to have future after it. A monster heel, a psychotic character, something can be done with him.
What do you think?
Luke Harper debuted on the main roster as part of the Wyatt Family. Ever since debuting, he's been working mostly tag team matches. With only handful of singles matches, it's difficult to tell what's in store for him when he breaks away from the Wyatt family. He's not really young (just turned 34 this December). Plus, I don't think there's much space for big monsters on the roster.
Having said that, he actually has personality and for a big man, he's surprisingly agile and athletic. For example, the Wyatts vs Shield match saw him performing moves like dropkick and suicide dive. He seems like someone who understands ring psychology and can actually produce compelling and engaging matches. I have not seen his indie or NXT work, but for me, he is a solid big man.
What do you make of him? Where do you see him going after the Wyatts? Bray Wyatt is the breakout star from the Wyatt family, but Luke Harper seems to have future after it. A monster heel, a psychotic character, something can be done with him.
What do you think?