Would you build your company around a "Nash" or a "Bryan"?

[#1-norm-fan]

Yeah, WWE is too set on finding guys who can just settle in the main event picture for a while as opposed to buillding franchise players. Ryback is a good start as long as they don't fuck it up. Cena's not gonna be around forever and Orton can't really be trusted at this point to carry a brand as his third strike can come at any moment. It's a shame.

If they started the push now and let him work his way up, Johnny Curtis could be a franchise player. Just sayin'.

Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan Yeah, WWE is too set on finding guys who can just settle in the main event picture for a while as opposed to buillding franchise players. Ryback is a good start as long as they don't fuck it up. Cena's not gonna be around forever and Orton can't really be trusted at this point to carry a brand as his third strike can come at any moment. It's a shame. If they started the push now and let him work his way up, Johnny Curtis could be a franchise player. Just sayin'.

They just need to be patient with Ryback and not thrust him into the main event. Just a bit weary he's going to get the Brodus Clay treatment and spin his wheels squashing low card guys and not really making any upward movement. The whole thing with the Miz seems a bit rushed. The Miz just got the belt and I didn't picture him losing it so fast, because lets face it: anything other than Ryback winning this title is a massive set back.

This has also been my complaint about NXT : there's no variety. Everybody on that show is 6"2-6"4 220 pounds. There's nobody on that show that screams "main event". Even Bray Wyatt who I adore. Big. E. Langston seems to have a lot of upside, but guys like Rollins, Ohno just don't have the look and I can see them being a focal point of the company down the line, when they really shouldn't be.

[#1-norm-fan]

Originally Posted by Gertner They just need to be patient with Ryback and not thrust him into the main event. Just a bit weary he's going to get the Brodus Clay treatment and spin his wheels squashing low card guys and not really making any upward movement. The whole thing with the Miz seems a bit rushed. The Miz just got the belt and I didn't picture him losing it so fast, because lets face it: anything other than Ryback winning this title is a massive set back.

Ryback gets a title shot against The Miz on PPV, he's about to win and someone like The Big Show comes in and attacks causing the DQ. Sets up Ryback focusing on the new guy while Miz kinda sneaks out of the picture with his title still in tact.

Originally Posted by Gertner This has also been my complaint about NXT : there's no variety. Everybody on that show is 6"2-6"4 220 pounds. There's nobody on that show that screams "main event". Even Bray Wyatt who I adore. Big. E. Langston seems to have a lot of upside, but guys like Rollins, Ohno just don't have the look and I can see them being a focal point of the company down the line, when they really shouldn't be.

I can see Bray Wyatt as a main event heel down the road. He's so good and his character is so creepy and "realistic evil" and, most importantly, different from all the generic heels on the roster right now. He could be an AMAZING antagonist for face champion.

Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan Ryback gets a title shot against The Miz on PPV, he's about to win and someone like The Big Show comes in and attacks causing the DQ. Sets up Ryback focusing on the new guy while Miz kinda sneaks out of the picture with his title still in tact. I can see Bray Wyatt as a main event heel down the road. He's so good and his character is so creepy and "realistic evil" and, most importantly, different from all the generic heels on the roster right now. He could be an AMAZING antagonist for face champion.

Your scenario with the Miz/ Big Show would work fine.

I really hope Bray Wyatt works out well. There's so many cool things you could do with him.