You compared the two by suggesting that Lesnar would only go over if Ryback got his win back. You are suggesting that Ryback is in a position where he somehow ranks around Lesnar in terms of importance. You are comparing the worth of each to Vince McMahon.

You completely lost any grounds for your argument when you suggested that Hun-"The Greatest of All-Time"-ico sucks. Go back to whacking off to clunky, awkward Titus O'Neil promos.

"Millions of Swimmers! Millions of Swimmers!"

You really are so blind that you can't see where Ryback currently stands within the WWE. The man is about to main event his second straight PPV for the WWE Title. He's getting great reactions. Apparently the Hell in a Cell buyrate was "surprisingly strong" and I'm pretty sure it wasn't for Big Show-Sheamus.

But you don't like him. So fuck putting him in a huge match with the most over heel on the roster.

What our differences really come down to is that you think Ryback is the next mega-star. I don't.

Lesnar is a part-timer. And he's not gonna be around as long as Ryback. Ryback is Vince McMahon's plan for the next Cena. Why the fuck would Vince not wanna put his full time future mega-star over the most intimidating guy he has access to and instantly make him a major star?

Daniel Bryan challenged for the WWE Title at like a million PPVs.

It doesn't matter if you don't. It doesn't matter if I do. The company CLEARLY thinks he is and his reactions haven't exactly proven them wrong.

How many times did he actually headline the show?

*cough* Ratings have.

How much would Ryback have headlined the show on a card featuring John Cena or BROCK FUCKING LESNAR!?!

Even if Brock did sign on full-time, age is a factor and they need to put over a star and there is literally no one else on the roster they would rather have be that guy than Ryback.

For the record, I don't give a shit about ratings, but Ryback hasn't exactly set the world on fire.

:roll:

Okay, slik.

Well, he is about to headline a PPV on a card featuring John Cena...

So he must be the logical choice to face Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania. Yes, you are correct, sir.

... You have to be trying to miss this many points.

The main point of saying Ryback is about to main event his second straight PPV was to combat this ridiculous "I don't like Ryback so Vince and the audience shouldn't either" attitude you seem to have. Then you tried to compare his main events with Daniel Bryan's "main events" which there is NO way you can possibly not see the glaring flaw in that one.

Now you're ignoring everything else and acting like I've said "Headlining a PPV with Cena is all it takes to make him a logical choice to face Lesnar at WrestleMania".

So I guess we're either back at square one or you need to re-read the last page or so to yourself until you understand what's being said.

WWE has a need to build stars... They have worked on building Ryback as a cash cow for months now and it is blatantly obvious that they want him to be the next mega-star... They have pushed him to the main event and it's going well... putting him against the 2nd or 3rd biggest star in the company at WrestleMania in a match that either one losing would be a ridiculously huge deal... HOW IS THIS A BAD IDEA OTHER THAN "'cuz I don't like him!"?!?!?!?!?

This whole argument is pretty ridiculous right here.

I honestly don't even know what's being argued anymore.

I don't know, but clearly they should bring back Bobby Lashley for a Lashley/Lesnar match. Forget Ryback.

I'm for it.

Ryback. Lot of confused Lesnar voters here.

Ryback is not going to be anything near as what Cena has become. They need to put their chips on more than just one person.

When your champ is CM Punk, there's not exactly alot to work with there.

The fact that they've even put their chips on one person finally is progress enough.

Now, push Johnny Curtis to the moon and NOW you're making some serious strides...

Still don't see this "obviously he's the next mega-star" hype around Ryback. It seems like he was pushed into the main event to replace an injured John Cena, people were intrigued because it was something fresh, and now he's getting a chance to hang around there a bit longer.

Johnny Curtis would indeed be a better choice to face Lesnar at WrestleMania.

No shit. That's like saying God himself would be a better choice to quarterback the New England Patriots than Tom Brady...

I think the Lesnar/Ryback match would be Lesnar v Goldberg redux. No, not b/c of the similar looks, just the two BIG men, neither wanting to give an edge, and the match turn out shitty. Dunno how many times this needs to be said, but it would turn out to be quite shit, IMO... and I like both competitors.

I think people are forgetting the fact that Goldberg was quite terrible and neither man seemed to give a fuck as they were both on their way out.

The entire feel and the effort put in would be completely different.

I remember not caring for the Lesnar vs Goldberg match from the get-go because of the fact that the outcome was meaningless since they were both leaving and there would be no future implications and I didn't feel the "dream match" aspect that could redeem that meaninglessness.

I think it will happen, for sure, especially before Lesnar's contract expires. I'm sure he was guaranteed at least 1 title shot, why not make it against the "unstoppable" Ryback?

Meh, if done right, it could be okay I suppose. I just have a bad taste left in my mouth after the aforementioned botchmania of a match. The entire match was a giant botch. Fuck, has there ever been another WM match where the LIVE crowd didn't care? If I recall, even the crowd was chanting "booooooorriiiinnnnnnnng" and the whole " na na na na, goodbye" bit.

Brock locks in the Kimura. End of story.

Tom Brady isn't God himself? :eek:

Who would win in a clean match between Ryback and Lesnar?


If you ask me, neither...

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You guys are all fucking stupid and know jack shit about wrestling. Get used to Ryback.

St. Jimmy?

I respect all of your opinions but feel that Ryback is the next big thing in the WWE on a fairly permanent basis*

You should. Because he is.