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Originally Posted by Heyman
I think the main thing with RVD though, is that the fans need to CARE about him again....in any shape or form.
If RVD turned heel unexpectedly (and aligned with Heyman on Smackdown), perhaps the fans' will be torn and heartbroken. They'll be confused. One of two things can occur.
1)The fans will cheer even louder for RVD.....persuading him that they still 'love him'.
2)They will 'boo' the piss out of him for turning on them.
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Problem with that is if Van Dam did go to Smackdown, he wouldn't be close to the top heel with Brock and Kurt doing their thing. At most, he'd get a program with Eddie for a month or two, but then he'd be back to where he was, they'd probably just turn him face again after that. The biggest problem with Van Dam is and always will be they didn't pull the trigger on his push when they had the chance and now it's too late. It's nice to see that they actually went through with the Guerrero push and possibly the Benoit push and creating new main event guys which they definitely need if they plan on doing 14 ppvs a year.