OMFG! Dolph Ziggler is horrendous when he is trying to be funny.
 

Just an observation. Give it a FUCKING rest, okay?

Most people are. When the writers attempt anything funny, it's just cringey these days.

Hoping New Day don't become too much of a big deal and need the hands on treatment.

I'm already waiting for a segment where someone puts poop in Xavier's trombone.

Because poop = comedy = ratings.

Poop.

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Does Dolph Ziggler ever get acknowledged on-air as a two-time world champion?

He shouldn't because his first reign was a joke.

Gonna double the comedy value right now....poo poo pee pee. Now that's ratings.

Is this guy any good doing stand up?

As per some podcasters, he's not good.

I guess being inside Amy Schummer didn't make him a good comic.

He comes off as a low-rent Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson.

SlickyTrickyDamon, ladies and gentlemen.

In fairness anymore, most guys who were any sort of champions, unless they had a ridiculously high and/or "record holding" number of reigns (like Flair, Cena, or the Dudley Boys), just get relegated to "... a former _____ champion!" They don't count off the exact number of runs so much anymore. It *does* happen, but not as often as it used to. Usually when there is a "surprise return" (Stone Cold, Edge, or Jericho) or the afore mentioned guys with a super-high number.

Dolph Ziggler should be a heel. Just throwing that out there.

Problem is that he is just over enough as a face that it's somewhat of a risk. Let's Go Ziggler chants can get loud when he's about to do something.

Personally I think it'd be better to try and play him off as a face still, but allow him to be more of a cocky douche at the same time. I've always felt that a wrestler shouldn't have to change their personality to become a face. Stone Cold was basically a heel even when he was "the good guy", but people cheered the fuck out of him. All they basically did was have him be a heel that beat up bad guys instead of good guys. Really the same thing applies to guys like Orton, Sheamus, etc too. Just have the guys change the targets of their assholery rather than trying to change them into John Cena.

Tbh his personality has always been cringe worthy.

That's true, but I haven't really been too buzzed about the idea of Ziggler going much further up the card in his current incarnation.

I see your vid, fan, and raise you:
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I agree with Guru Dave.

Xero! :eek:

Dolph as an arrogant "I don't care about anyone but me and possibly the person who I'm banging" heel > Dolph as any kind of face we've seen from him

Xero. :love:

Really think Ziggler should have not resigned and did kind of what Del Rio did. Making appearances for different company's around the world, getting himself over and wrestling different styles. Then come back to WWE after about a year.

I also think that might have helped him, but maybe the financial gain in the short-term is worth it to him.

THE DOG POOP THE DOG POOP THE DOG POOP THE DOG POOP THE DOG POOP THE DOG POOP

Dolph knows nothing except WWE wrestling. Del Rio has history in MMA, CMLL and elsewhere. They are not equals. Del Rio is the superior professional wrestler.

If he left he would do the same thing he did on Raw getting out of that shower: he would have been exposed! Show Off? Show cancelled.

I know but Dolph had a chance to leave the company on good terms and try his hand in ROH, Japan or LU. I just like what Del Rio did, with ROH,AAA, and Lucha Underground as far as helping the business as a whole. Wouldn't want him in TNA but feel like he would have done great in ROH. He choose to stay with WWE and that's cool, I just feel that would help him a lot.

That's a bit harsh, SlickyTrickyDAMN!on. If Johnny Mundo can make it, so can Dolph. Unless we are talking about comedy. 'Cause if that is the case, he would not "make it".

Dolph Ziggler would be amazing in a company that utilized his wrestling ability. Like, I'm not saying the WWE doesn't let him have good matches, but the sports entertainment presentation of Dolph Ziggler is too soft. Ziggler would be tremendous in a big company that booked things logically and gave him progression and simple stories based on who the better wrestler is.