Future WWE and World Heavyweight Champions

**The Show Off** · 07-02-2012, 08:18 PM

Antonio Cesaro
He's unique (what with being from Switzerland) he can talk, he has the look and he can go in the ring. I don't think he's going to hold it in a year or even in two, but 3 or 4 years down the line I see him getting a run with the championship. He'll never be one of those guys that has a title run every year, but I can see him winning 2 or 3 times.

Cody Rhodes
If he doesn't win the championship it'll be a sin. Cody has everything going for him and the best part about him is that he keeps improving. This feud with Christian should have been a lot better than it was but I assume it was done just to take the belt off of Cody so he can move on to a world title run.

David Otunga
He's never going to be the best in the ring or even the best character, but he has that it factor about him... not the usual it factor mind you. His it factor is that he is an articulate, good looking, intelligent man and he will be a great shill for the WWE for years to come. You could just see it in the B.A. Star vignettes the WWE plays. Once Otunga is turned face he'll be a big star in the WWE. They'll push him the way they did Bobby Lashley, except Otunga isn't nearly the wrestler Lashley was (and Lashley wasn't all that fantastic) but he has much better mic skills and is someone that will do exactly what the WWE tells him.

Drew McIntyre
It has happened before that a wrestler that has all the assets turns out to be nothing... I just don't think that this will be Drew McIntyre's fate. One of these days the WWE will find something for Drew that will catapult him into the main event and once he gets there he'll stick.

Ryback
I hope he doesn't get the title soon, but one day he will get that title. I can see the WWE playing this streak out for over a year (barring Ryback getting injured, if he does he may never get back to where he is even now). What I think the WWE should do is have Ryback keep beating two jobbers then in a month or so beat 3 guys for like 2 months and then 4 guys breifly. Then around November or so he should start some sort of lower card destruction where he beats guys like Trent Baretta and Heath Slater for a few months. Then at Royal Rumble have him take the U.S. or Intercontinental titles. Have that reign last until maybe the May or June PPV where he wins the World or WWE championship (without losing the mid-teir championship)

Ted DiBiase
I don't see much in him but the WWE did at one time and I don't think that the WWE would totally give up on that now. He has a good look, he can wrestle decently, he can talk well and he's the son of a great, the WWE rarely lets those types of guys toil in lower-mid-card hell.

Titus O'Neil
6'6" ex-football player whose jacked and is willing to act like a racist stereotype in order to get over with the WWE audience and the WWE management? Why wouldn't the WWE push this guy to the main event? Actually there are several reasons why he may never be the WWE or World Heavyweight champion... I just have a feeling he will hold one of those titles some day.

Wade Barrett
Not a fan of his, nor do I hate him. I feel indioffrent about Wade Barrett but it is inevitable. If he hadn't got injured he probably would be the champion right now.

07-02-2012, 08:18 PM	#9
The Show Off Total Non-Stop Apologist Posts: 4,430	Antonio Cesaro He's unique (what with being from Switzerland) he can talk, he has the look and he can go in the ring. I don't think he's going to hold it in a year or even in two, but 3 or 4 years down the line I see him getting a run with the championship. He'll never be one of those guys that has a title run every year, but I can see him winning 2 or 3 times. Cody Rhodes If he doesn't win the championship it'll be a sin. Cody has everything going for him and the best part about him is that he keeps improving. This feud with Christian should have been a lot better than it was but I assume it was done just to take the belt off of Cody so he can move on to a world title run. David Otunga He's never going to be the best in the ring or even the best character, but he has that it factor about him... not the usual it factor mind you. His it factor is that he is an articulate, good looking, intelligent man and he will be a great shill for the WWE for years to come. You could just see it in the B.A. Star vignettes the WWE plays. Once Otunga is turned face he'll be a big star in the WWE. They'll push him the way they did Bobby Lashley, except Otunga isn't nearly the wrestler Lashley was (and Lashley wasn't all that fantastic) but he has much better mic skills and is someone that will do exactly what the WWE tells him. Drew McIntyre It has happened before that a wrestler that has all the assets turns out to be nothing... I just don't think that this will be Drew McIntyre's fate. One of these days the WWE will find something for Drew that will catapult him into the main event and once he gets there he'll stick. Ryback I hope he doesn't get the title soon, but one day he will get that title. I can see the WWE playing this streak out for over a year (barring Ryback getting injured, if he does he may never get back to where he is even now). What I think the WWE should do is have Ryback keep beating two jobbers then in a month or so beat 3 guys for like 2 months and then 4 guys breifly. Then around November or so he should start some sort of lower card destruction where he beats guys like Trent Baretta and Heath Slater for a few months. Then at Royal Rumble have him take the U.S. or Intercontinental titles. Have that reign last until maybe the May or June PPV where he wins the World or WWE championship (without losing the mid-teir championship) Ted DiBiase I don't see much in him but the WWE did at one time and I don't think that the WWE would totally give up on that now. He has a good look, he can wrestle decently, he can talk well and he's the son of a great, the WWE rarely lets those types of guys toil in lower-mid-card hell. Titus O'Neil 6'6" ex-football player whose jacked and is willing to act like a racist stereotype in order to get over with the WWE audience and the WWE management? Why wouldn't the WWE push this guy to the main event? Actually there are several reasons why he may never be the WWE or World Heavyweight champion... I just have a feeling he will hold one of those titles some day. Wade Barrett Not a fan of his, nor do I hate him. I feel indioffrent about Wade Barrett but it is inevitable. If he hadn't got injured he probably would be the champion right now.