How would you feel if Tyson Kidd was WWE or World Champion?
 

He's around the same size as ol' goat face and he's gaining some momentum. How would you feel if Tyson Kidd wins the WWE or World Champion in the not to distant future?

If they build him up properly before giving him the belt, sure. I think we're past the time where being WWE or World Champion meant that you were the main-eventer or on top of the business. Anybody can be champ now, and they proved it with Miz, Khali, Swagger (as much as it pains me to say), etc.

Hell, I almost thought they were considering Santino for a World title shot for a while. Nobody would surprise me anymore.

Pretty much what Kapoutman said. There isn't anybody that would be a surprising candidate for them to put the title on anymore. I mean sure if they just had Kidd beat Punk or Sheamus like next week or something it'd be a shock, but not on the same level as say if X-Pac would've beat The Rock years ago or something.

In fact, had the title situation been how it is now back in the Attitude Era, X-Pac probably would've got a run with the belt.

I would feel excited about it

I think if they built it up right, why not? But that's what we know likely wouldn't happen.

I'd be quite happy with it, then grow more and more uneasy as I realise the rest of the 'universe' doesn't feel the same way...

I'd be over the moon if they did it next week and he held it till the end of the pool as a fighting champion. Otherwise as long as he's built up I don't see a problem with it, he's more than a solid worker and really the only issue I can see is his mic work, which isn't that terrible.

If he was built up, I would love it.

If he were given the all too frequent "Let's give him a title and THEN try to get him over" push, then I say nay. Too much of that.

Fairly indifferent.

By the way, is Ol' Goat Face still getting just about zero reaction?

In fairness he's rarely granted the chance to showcase any personallity because ponies.

Well, in my WWE 12 universe, Kidd won the WHC in the Elimination Chamber and held it for about six months...

I thought because ponies summed it up nicely.

Tyson Kidd as a champion....meh.

Hope I'm wrong, because he's a great talent, but Tyson Kidd's push looks to be just for MITB.

The good permanent thing is that they are pushing alot of talent right now to fill the 3 hour Raws that will take a lot more talent and storylines to keep ppl glued to the screen.

I'd be very happy.....

Unless they built him really well or follows a route similar to Bryan in how he managed to get popular from the YES! chants, feel all the WWE would do for his reign is something similar to Rey as champion where he's always the underdog or a weakling.

Amused at best.

With the right booking, I don't think there's many people on the roster who are completely not capable of being champion. Some are just easier to book as a believable champ than others. Much, much easier.

Right now, I'd find it ridiculous. But then I thought the same about Daniel Bryan, Jack Swagger, The Miz, Dolph Ziggler, Cody Rhodes etc. WWE do a good job of convincing me when they want to.

Surprised, but bored. I don't think he has the charisma to be at that level. Dont want any more vanilla wrestlers being WHC/WWC

Tyson Kidd is an amazing talent and a wonderful human being. If he is booked correctly, I will accept him as my WWE Champion or World Heavyweight Champion or even both.

Eh, he'd have to win me over until then I wouldn't care.

Dear Kapoutman, Miz was not a bad champion. Jack Swagger's reign was exceptional and Khali's reign was a huge hit in South Asia (do you know how proud I felt when he became the first Indian to win the World Heavyweight Championship? Not saying it was a good reign).

I hear he listens to Marilyn Manson.

Listening to any artist won't help his lack of build up and generic look.

I hear he likes take a picture of himself right now.

World HEAVYWEIGHT champion? Dude better start taking his beefcake 4000

Naked in the mirror, while pretending to be Triple H.

I wouldn't have a problem with it as long as they pushed him correctly, gave him some kind of a gimmick, etc.

He's solid in the ring, so all he needs is some mic time in order to develop a character.

:y:

As it stands, he'd need a mouthpiece and/or LOTS of practice on the stick (to be fair, he's still better than, say Brock Lesnar... who has gotten better than he used to be, but still). We pretty much know he's the goods in the ring, he just needs that spark to connect with the audience.

Kidd strikes me as someone that, if they decide to push him that far, will chase the heel champ for a few PPVs who will carry the heavy lifting talkwise (sake of argument: Cody Rhodes) and *just* lose each time via chicanery.

Sometimes I think of what it'd be like if WWE took guys Tyson Kidd, Jack Swagger and Primo (just to name a few), and put them in a stable led by Paul Heyman.

Wait, what?

Exceptionally insignificant.

I'd say about damn time. Chalk up one more for the Dungeon.

Was never a fan....he's fairly solid in the ring, but his look and personality is as drab as can be; he reminds me of the 'Default' guy you see every time you open up the CAW mode in a wrestling game.

He's great in the ring. In his current state he's more suited as the guy who just puts on stellar matches on the undercard though. Makes me wish WWE would bring back the cruiserweight division/title so Tyson Kidd, PAC, Yoshi Tatsu, Trent Barreta, Sin Cara, Evan Bourne and Justin Gabriel can all actually have something to fight for and don't have to win world titles to do things of note.

There's so much pointless filler on PPVs now because the writers don't want to put in the effort to build a full card. Beginning PPVs with even a BARELY built up cruiserweight title match would do wonders and guys like Kidd and Gabriel and the like who are really good but too small to always be in there with the main guys are suddenly relevant.