| Mr. Nerfect |
11-05-2007 10:38 PM |
The match actually looks pretty fucking good to me. I mean, the only real weak link in the matches is Big Daddy V, and they will cover his weaknesses. The guy is experienced enough to pick his spots. I see him and Kane taking each other out, and getting counted out together.
Should be a pretty good match. There are a lot of stories here. As far as alliances go, Triple H, Matt Hardy & Jeff Hardy were on a winning Survivor Series team last year. In fact, they didn't suffer a single elimination. Matt Hardy is also teaming with his brother again, against a man he holds the WWE Tag Team Championship with. Kane can also be the lone wolf the team, which might go a fair way to getting him over.
The heel team feels a lot more thrown together, but Finlay and Mr. Kennedy would get along with whoever they were teaming with, because they want to win and get those falls over Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy, respectively. Umaga pretty goes to where Vince points him, and maims, so he makes sense. Big Daddy V is trying to get Kane's attention, and I doubt he would prove a problem for his team, as he has the same desire to win. Basically, the heels will get along fine, too, so no rivalries are really compromised just for the face/heel dynamic.
As far as rivalries across the teams go, there are plenty there. There are the obvious polar feuds (Triple H vs. Umaga, Rey Mysterio vs. Finlay, Matt Hardy vs. MVP, Jeff Hardy vs. Mr. Kennedy, Kane vs. Big Daddy V), but you also have the tension that can be played up between Jeff Hardy and Umaga, as it was Jeff who dethroned Umaga as Intercontinental Champion. You also have Kane's rivalry with Finlay, Rey Mysterio's unsettled grudge against Umaga for attacking him while he was injured under Vince McMahon's orders, and Matt Hardy and Finlay have never been best buddies.
I'm actually looking forward to this match, somewhat. It's definitely a positive edition to the Survivor Series card. Batista vs. The Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell Match, and Randy Orton vs. Shawn Michaels are also both likely to be good matches. So far, SS is 3 for 3.
Another positive of having this match, is that it allows for some undercard guys to get the show. Chances of seeing Paul London & Brian Kendrick have slightly increased. Hopefully they go with Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch defending the World Tag Team Championship against Paul London & Brian Kendrick, and maybe even The Highlanders, while Hardcore Holly, Cody Rhodes, Jesse & Festus team up to take on The World's Greatest Tag Team & Deuce N' Domino.
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