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Originally Posted by KIRA
I'm glad you pointed it out I was gonna mention Dolph and Ambrose because I root for them just as hard and I want them in the main event I went with DB because he is in the main-event scene right now I'm taking day by day and keeping my fingers crossed with Dolph and I weep when I think of Ambrose being on fire last year and I didn't claim DB was better in-ring(RVD is one I take issue with but never mind) than any of the names you mentioned that's another debate.
I only mentioned Roman because he is terrible and they are making a Huge mistake pushing him when he's this awful
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Dolph Ziggler is someone I feel is more deserving of a main-event push and has been biding his time now in the WWE for a number of years. He gets a huge pop as shown by the reaction at Survivor Series and afterwards.
WWE should be pushing all these stars together at the same time rather than just the one.
Even Ryback had potential and still does to an extent.
And I go back to the point I made earlier either in this thread or another in that winning the RR is exactly the shining glory it once was given that the title match hasn't always closed out the show and often gets screwed around with i.e. into a triple threat etc.
If it was a case of an old-fashion one on one, challenger v champion, singles match, closing out the show, then great.
This year that won't be the case as I envisage Sting v Triple H to be the match to close the show given what would be on the line and as it may well symbolically be the end of the Authority.
Even if Bryan doesn't win the Rumble, would you be surprised if he was once again some how inserted into the title match?
Furthermore my major concern about Bryan is his ability to take hard knocks and given the length and severity of his recent injury, I an sceptical about how long Bryan may actually last in the business.
This has been an issue with Rey too although he lasted much longer and it's an issue that essentially put the brakes on Sin Cara ever making it big.