Would Judas Mesias do well in ECW?

[Father:_Polley]

Given Judas Mesias has parted company with TNA due to them not offering the contract he wanted, would he fit in ECW and bring a more hardcore element to the show?

personally, i think he would. TNA didn't really give him a chance to wrestle properly, but from reports he seems as if he's not bad in the ring and would be a good addition to ECW

 

[FoleyIsGod]

Given Judas Mesias has parted company with TNA due to them not offering the contract he wanted, would he fit in ECW and bring a more hardcore element to the show?

personally, i think he would. TNA didn't really give him a chance to wrestle properly, but from reports he seems as if he's not bad in the ring and would be a good addition to ECW

I doubt it, the WWE show reluctance to push anyone that is outside thier own development system, with the exception of CM Punk and Rey Mysterio.

Al though, with the WWe wanting to expand into the Latino market, Ricky might get a chance to shine in the WWE. Its just a matter of what Vince wants, at end of the day it is upto him.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

I'm not entirely sure if Judas Mesias would be workable for the W.W.E. The first thing you truly have to factor in, is he wouldn't likely be debuting as "Judas." So if they repackage him, they could bring him in as a monster to feud with the Undertaker or Kane.

Either could work, but in the long run of things.. the "heel monster" gimmick only gets you so far, then you simply become stagnate.

I think if he did come to the W.W.E., he'd go to Smackdown because they wouldn't likely waste him away instantly on E.C.W. I'm not saying he couldn't go there, depending on if they actually try to build that brand up. I'm just saying, typically he isn't a big enough name to come to Raw.. and he has all the characteristics to be the type to feud with Undertaker or Kane. So Smackdown seems like the logical fit.

 

[klunderbunker]

I don't think he would fit in either. Mesias has spent his career as a monster but he's only 6'1. He is a good monster than can brawl and go hardcore, but I can't picture Vince pushing him on ECW or any other show because of his size. His style could fit well in that WWE tends to like brawlers anymore, but I think his size would hold him back.

 

[justinsayne]

If WWE were to sign him, I could see them putting him with Thorn, and creating a goth tag team out of it, I don't think they'd get a huge push but wouldn't be shocked if they decided to give them a tag title run, then after that they'd drop the belts and have a short feud with each other, and both would disappear and we'd never hear of them in WWE again

 

[big-t]

Ricky would fit in on ECW if they used him like he was on WSX, where he wasn't a monster, but more of a psycho (he even threw fire at Vampiro's face on that show)

He's also a decent high flyer and does spots, so he could come in useful there.

 

[WrestlingRevealedCom]

If he was a bit taller, I can see WWE bringing him in for a quick program with the Undertaker or Kane.

If WWE did bring him in (which they have yet to express any interest thus far), he would probably be given a much different gimmick. Perhaps, he wouldn't even be a monster in WWE?

 

[The_g]

hes too small to be a monster, at 6ft1 is he as scary or as imposing as kane? at that height hes more on heights with someone like jericho.
when u htink monster u think kane,taker,show,khali.
they have hte size and the build to be monsters.

my 2ps worth

 

[The Great Khali]

WWE should bring him in as the kid who bullied Taker and Kane at school (before Kane was imaginely burnt and Taker became a dark lord),they could have him visit Death Valley High (LOL imagine that) and point out the spots where he used to give them atomic wedgies and steal their lunch money then have him say " ha,ha,ha I'm coming back to pick on you some more!!! "

Probably the sort of mentally challenged idea WWE creative would come up with.

 

[Rated K for Kennedy... Kennedy!]

Why would they want to bring someone in like that, I saw much of his stuff in TNA and he looked sloppy and unimpressive. Can't see how he'd do better than the Boogeyman!