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Originally Posted by #BrotherVito DELETED
They actually had a chance at redeeming him when Orton joined the Wyatt Family. For starters, it was the most interesting thing Orton has done in years. But more importantly, years of building himself up as some magnetic cult leader and he'd finally managed to convert a big name to follow him, giving his gimmick some semblance of credence.
And then.....
"It's not mine. It never was." Two sentences single-handedly ended any theory that Wyatt ever had any pull over Orton and highlighting once again that he's a big fat phony.
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I actually don't think him being a phony is a big deal. Cult leaders are phony by nature. Him being exposed is where the money was, and becoming wild and savage and angry at everyone.
It all hinged on him being painted as a dangerous man though, with or without backup...and he has been made to look like an idiot so many times now and beaten so many times that I agree with Heyman, it's now or never.
Not drag, but an obsessed, extra vicious Wyatt, driven by the fact that he has been discarded and ridiculed, would be the only way that he could be saved.
Instead I think he will come out in drag and get beaten and just continue to do the same promos and same routine forever.