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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool
Let me clarify. Last semster I missed....didn't see smackdown because I have a business law class during it. This semester I will miss Raw because I have an investments class during it, but I could watch Smackdown, if I wanted to. Too bad I don't. I used to watch Smackdown for Cena, but now he is a joke.
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Totally agree about Cena.
The marks still love him, but he could've been soooooo much better....had they kept him more serious. I was hoping that the 'stabbing' angle would've served as a pretext to make him more serious, but it didn't work like that.
Oh well.
That's one thing that worries me about Batista. If Cena, Orton, etc. is of any indication, the WWE will find a way to ruin Batista once he makes the full-fledged turn.
A month or so ago, I seem to recall you saying that Batista might be better off staying heel.
Come to think of it, I just may agree.
I'm thinking that after Mania (where Batista faces Triple H either one on one or in a triple threat match with Orton involved), Orton or Batista (depending on who wins) cuts a heelish promo the very next night.
In Batista's case, he can talk about how he's glad that he stood up to Triple H (and whopped his ass), but he's not "Austin" or "The Rock".
Batista can then say that he couldn't care less about the fans, and that he owes them nothing.........or something like that. He can then say that he's not "gonna be their savior" or any bullshit like that.