Ryder Revolution the beginning of a new kind of super-face?

[Damndirty]

Alot of people are criticizing Zack Ryder's cowardly behavior lately, but maybe WWE is onto something for once! Why not have a more human approach to promoting a super-face (or whatever it is you call Hogan, Austin, Rock, and Cena)? People may have been getting bored with the super-face being fearless, almost invunerable, and the one everybody calls on to save them. Ryder is a wrestler with more of a fan's perspective as a superstar, which doesn't necessarily mean they are some kind of superhero, but a normal human trying to live a dream and finding out it's not as easy as they make-believe it to be. Seriously, has the US Title ever had this much publicity before he created it? Perhaps for that match, Ziggler is the heel aspect of the fan-perspective superstar, which is why the match between he and Ryder meant as much as it did. Does this sound like the right approach to the future of WWE?