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What I don't like about the stable at the moment is the fact they are two-dimensional. It would be good if it was done in a smart way, but I just can't place faith in the writing team to tell the difference between a group of talented athletes who play the role of male cheerleaders to just own the stage, get attention and because they share an odd sense of humour to, well, male cheerleaders.
The WWE have seemingly forgotten John Cena is a wrestler, not a rapper, and many other things (too lazy to list them all). If these guys are made to look strong, talented and smart enough to realise that they have a better chance of surviving as a unit than as individuals, then this stable should be great. If they do each other's hair, forfeit matches because they don't have cheers, etc. it will flop very badly.
The trampoline clothesline was a nice little spot on RAW. It fit the gimmick, but it wasn't weak like most of Eugene's shenanigans. The guys seemed very fluid in there. I was especially impressed by Mike Mondo (Mikey), who was really trying to earn his spot there. These guys threw themselves around for The Rockers, too. I hope there is a tag team match in the forseeable future.
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