Klown_Karnage
Slapstick Heavyweight Champion
Hey folks. Here's a little something to think about:
I've been reading a lot about the dissatisfaction in Sheamus as a champion and I quite agree. I think he's there to set up someone (and not necessarily John Cena) to look really good and really welcome in the process of defeating him and knocking him down from the top where he had no right to be (at least not yet.) From what I've seen, they've brought forth his championship reign as well as his ability to keep it somewhat the way that they had Santino as Intercontinental Champion the last time: gaining it through a fluke and keeping it through disqualifications and dumb luck. The difference between the two being that Sheamus has infinitely less personality and, I'll concede, more physical dominance. Still, I think it fair to say that he's going to get knocked back down sooner or later. So I have two questions to ask the Wrestlezone populace:
Firstly, who do you think should yank the strap away from Sheamus?
Secondly, who do you think will yank the strap away from Sheamus?
In my opinion, the person who should take the championship away from him is Shawn Michaels. He hasn't been champion in some time, he's consistently interesting (particularly now) in terms of story, he's a well-established wrestler already, and is also not one of the usual crowd of huge, muscle-bound ken dolls that have been holding the WWE championship thus far. We need a little variety and I think a lighter and faster champion will do the trick. Kofi Kingston could pull it off, but I think the WWE already has other plans for him and there's another way I'd like to see him get his first main event championship run.[*See Footnote]
On the other hand, who I think will eventually take the championship from Sheamus is pretty obvious. Sheamus is Triple H's workout buddy, more than likely got where he is through Trip's influence, and the two of them are probably working on several matches already. I'd conclude that Triple H has an ulterior motive working, building Sheamus up so that he will look infinitely greater and more dominant when he wins the championship off of him. Maybe he's even planning on keeping the tag-team championship run going as well just so that he can have another double championship run. (I seem to recall he once held both the WHC and the IC at the same time.)
So what do you all think? Who is going to be the one to slay the Celtic Warrior?
*I believe Kofi Kingston should win Money in the Bank at Wrestlemania. More believable for him to get the championship that way.
I've been reading a lot about the dissatisfaction in Sheamus as a champion and I quite agree. I think he's there to set up someone (and not necessarily John Cena) to look really good and really welcome in the process of defeating him and knocking him down from the top where he had no right to be (at least not yet.) From what I've seen, they've brought forth his championship reign as well as his ability to keep it somewhat the way that they had Santino as Intercontinental Champion the last time: gaining it through a fluke and keeping it through disqualifications and dumb luck. The difference between the two being that Sheamus has infinitely less personality and, I'll concede, more physical dominance. Still, I think it fair to say that he's going to get knocked back down sooner or later. So I have two questions to ask the Wrestlezone populace:
Firstly, who do you think should yank the strap away from Sheamus?
Secondly, who do you think will yank the strap away from Sheamus?
In my opinion, the person who should take the championship away from him is Shawn Michaels. He hasn't been champion in some time, he's consistently interesting (particularly now) in terms of story, he's a well-established wrestler already, and is also not one of the usual crowd of huge, muscle-bound ken dolls that have been holding the WWE championship thus far. We need a little variety and I think a lighter and faster champion will do the trick. Kofi Kingston could pull it off, but I think the WWE already has other plans for him and there's another way I'd like to see him get his first main event championship run.[*See Footnote]
On the other hand, who I think will eventually take the championship from Sheamus is pretty obvious. Sheamus is Triple H's workout buddy, more than likely got where he is through Trip's influence, and the two of them are probably working on several matches already. I'd conclude that Triple H has an ulterior motive working, building Sheamus up so that he will look infinitely greater and more dominant when he wins the championship off of him. Maybe he's even planning on keeping the tag-team championship run going as well just so that he can have another double championship run. (I seem to recall he once held both the WHC and the IC at the same time.)
So what do you all think? Who is going to be the one to slay the Celtic Warrior?
*I believe Kofi Kingston should win Money in the Bank at Wrestlemania. More believable for him to get the championship that way.