The Return of...

**Mr. Nerfect** · 12-21-2013, 02:11 AM

The thing about Breeze is this: The gimmick is far more effective than his plucky underdog Mike Dalton shtick. But somehow it's just connected so well down in NXT in an ironic sense (partially because the crowd is filled with former Impact Zone smarks and the like -- and I do mean that affectionately). Breeze is good at being a chickenshit yet conniving heel (he gets better all the time, eg. the way he sold the slap from Adrian Neville on the latest episode of NXT where he just sat against the barricade he was knocked against stewing thoughtfully), but there almost seems to be something in the gimmick that makes it too likable to be a major player heel gimmick. He could get cheers against a few of the more traditional faces he comes against. So why not find a way to turn the arrogant pretty-boy into a babyface?

12-21-2013, 02:11 AM	#14
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	The thing about Breeze is this: The gimmick is far more effective than his plucky underdog Mike Dalton shtick. But somehow it's just connected so well down in NXT in an ironic sense (partially because the crowd is filled with former Impact Zone smarks and the like -- and I do mean that affectionately). Breeze is good at being a chickenshit yet conniving heel (he gets better all the time, eg. the way he sold the slap from Adrian Neville on the latest episode of NXT where he just sat against the barricade he was knocked against stewing thoughtfully), but there almost seems to be something in the gimmick that makes it too likable to be a major player heel gimmick. He could get cheers against a few of the more traditional faces he comes against. So why not find a way to turn the arrogant pretty-boy into a babyface?