Thread: Talking Point of the Week: How does WWE recover from the Rumble?
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Old 02-02-2015, 03:26 PM   #46
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I see Vito's idea playing out really well, but I can see the WWE being too stubborn to turn Reigns heel. I could see them just going all-in with this one, and just pushing Reigns like nothing is going on. Heyman works really hard to make Reigns look vulnerable and sympathetic. Heyman can suggest that this is Reigns' one shot to break through. If he loses this match, then he loses all that mystique, and no one will believe in him anymore. Brock does some heinous shit, like beat-down The Rock, and maybe spit in the general direction of The Rock's mother, causing Reigns to snap and want to murder Brock.

Not sure how good their match will be at Mania, but Reigns wins with a Spear, and poses as the WWE Champion to close WrestleMania, perhaps as the world looks on, booing. Reigns then moves on to a feud with Bray Wyatt, and although Reigns beats Wyatt at Extreme Rules, that is where Seth Rollins cashes in, and Reigns then has his former Shield buddy to chase for the title.
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