Thread: Raw Thread for 4-22-13: Can the Brothers of Destruction and D-Bry stop The Shield? Ambrose says, "NOPE!"
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Old 04-22-2013, 09:18 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Arrogance View Post
I don't think they should do it at all. Say it's Ryback...then the Shield becomes secondary to the Ryback/Cena feud. They are fine the way they are in my opinion. Though I'm not sure how they're going to transition into these guys becoming singles competitors.

If they do bring in someone, it should be another new guy...not an established star. (in my opinion)
Agreed. From the active roster, Zack Ryder is the only one I would consider going with. Kassius Ohno was the first guy who popped into my head, and he would seem to fit the style the group works. Corey Graves could work as well, if you ignore the fact that in the NXT realm he is enemies with them. It would actually make a pretty good "If you can't beat them, join them" heel turn moment for Graves. The only thing is that I think he works better as a lone wolf.
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