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Old 02-25-2014, 02:01 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by MatthewAllenHanso View Post
Your "they are perfectly booking bryan" theory is hinged on something they are in no way even building to.

I just dont get how you guys keep getting to "Surely they will put him in the main event and he will win and it will be glorious".

This isnt LOST or True Detective with swerves we never see coming or subtle hints.

It is what it is, and that is exactly what they are putting on TV.

Orton vs Bats...BIG STARS OH MY.

Bryan vs HHH to prove hes a real star. The fact that the guy getting the biggest pops over the last 6 months has to "Earn" his way into a match with HHH who still thinks he is the top star blows my mind.

The WWE is easy to follow and predict and it sticks to its formula.
You could be right, but I still think there's something more at play here.

I refuse to believe that the WWE is THAT naive or stupid...........especially when they've openly teased the idea of Bryan being the man so many times.

Put it this way:

Even if Bryan isn't in the title picture, he'll still go over big time if him/HHH is the last match on the card.........and Bryan wins.

Personally speaking though, I hope Gertner's triple threat idea comes to fruition.
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