What Dolph Ziggler needs is a good old fashioned worked-shoot.

**Xero** · 01-18-2013, 08:09 PM

If Ziggler is going to be a serious contender for the world title, WWE needs to do something drastic and shocking. He's beaten some big names, but WWE refuses to let him keep his momentum. He has the tools needed to be a good solid second-tier world champion, but they need to shake things up. So I say WWE needs to injure him.

Seriously. Have this man get "injured". Play it off like he tore his ACL or something in a spot that looked real at the Rumble. For example, he gets eliminated and "tweaks" his knee, but don't overplay it. Just have the refs come over and carry him out and have the announcers acknowledge it like a real injury "Ziggler may be hurt here...".

Have Dr. Andrews, a week or two after the incident, talk about the surgery on WWE.com and say he's going to be out 8 to 12 months. Keep him completely off television and play it up to the boys. Literally play it off like someone else that's legit injured.

Then, at Mania, after the WHC match...

This is just one example of what WWE could do to make Dolph's impending WHC win mean something and possibly slingshot him to being a true main eventer. How would you do it?

01-18-2013, 08:09 PM	#1
Xero He's Here Posts: 60,735	What Dolph Ziggler needs is a good old fashioned worked-shoot. If Ziggler is going to be a serious contender for the world title, WWE needs to do something drastic and shocking. He's beaten some big names, but WWE refuses to let him keep his momentum. He has the tools needed to be a good solid second-tier world champion, but they need to shake things up. So I say WWE needs to injure him. Seriously. Have this man get "injured". Play it off like he tore his ACL or something in a spot that looked real at the Rumble. For example, he gets eliminated and "tweaks" his knee, but don't overplay it. Just have the refs come over and carry him out and have the announcers acknowledge it like a real injury "Ziggler may be hurt here...". Have Dr. Andrews, a week or two after the incident, talk about the surgery on WWE.com and say he's going to be out 8 to 12 months. Keep him completely off television and play it up to the boys. Literally play it off like someone else that's legit injured. Then, at Mania, after the WHC match... This is just one example of what WWE could do to make Dolph's impending WHC win mean something and possibly slingshot him to being a true main eventer. How would you do it?