Thread: Ryback's squash match last night was fucking unreal
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Old 05-27-2012, 03:13 AM   #76
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Originally Posted by Tom Guycott View Post
WWE could go back to the formula they used to use once upon a when; that being when a couple of "new" superstars debut fairly close to eachother a) one ends up being a face and the other is a heel, and b) feuding between the two is inevetable and usually done really fucking soon after they both debut.

With that, "The Genius" seems the perfect foil for "Goldberg II", and having him have a mean streak as opposed to simply being a cowardly heel makes it more believable he could actually go toe to toe with Skippy... when he wants to. But, he won't. Not right away. Eventually, after much teasing. On his own terms. For the benefit of all of the unwashed masses. You're welcome.
I thought they may have been going this route the night they had Damien Sandow "debut" against Derrick Bateman. Sandow refused to get in the ring with an unworthy opponent, so Bateman demanded a challenge and Ryback did what Sandow was not willing to do. An interesting dynamic had started there.

I want to see Sandow feud with Zack Ryder, but I would also be interested in seeing Sandow duck Ryback for a few weeks, leading to a PPV match between the two (which Ryback would obviously win).
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