In this topic, we book Johnny Curtis. How would you do it?

**#1-norm-fan** · 11-08-2014, 07:34 PM

I'm not usually a fan of the idea of a guy coming out to denounce the silly gimmick and get super serious. Especially with Curtis who would be at his best being himself and just showing his natural charisma and likability by never taking himself TOO seriously.

Have him be the most shocking Royal Rumble winner of all time. The next night, Raw's ratings break all kinda of records (OBVIOUSLY) as people tune in to see what the follow up to Fandango winning the Rumble is. Jerry Lawler is in the ring and introduces him to the crowd and he comes out in full Fandango mode, dancing even as he is being interviewed and Lawler's like "You will be facing a monster in Brock Lesnar for the WWE World Title at WrestleMania. Don't you think you should take this a little more seriously?" to which he replies "Don't worry, Jerry. I got this." and just smiles confidently.

The next week we see Paul Heyman backstage being interviewed by Renee Young, laughing about Brock's WrestleMania opponent when suddenly Fandango sneaks up behind him with a rag and chloroforms him, looking at Renee and saying "Shhh" and he drags Heyman off. Later that night, he is seen wheeling Heyman out to the arena tied to a chair and threatens to roll him off the side of the stage if he doesn't give him what he wants. He wants a match with the stipulation of his choosing next week on Raw against Brock Lesnar. Heyman agrees. Fandango chooses the stipulation... a dance contest.

Next week rolls around and out comes Lesnar followed by Fandango. Fandango starts and does a dance and then Lesnar gets on the mic. "You wanna see me make a fool out of myself? You wanna see me dance? How about I show you a dance move called 'ripping your damn head off...'" Fandango takes the mic and feigns worry for a moment before suddenly hitting Brock with the mic, superkicking him in the face and then jumping up to the top rope and hitting the leg drop. He takes the mic as Lesnar rolls out of the ring, being held back by a shocked Paul Heyman and collects himself and says "I guess that's a DQ. You win. You beat me at my own game. Maybe I'm not cut out for dancing after all. I guess I'm gonna have to even the score at WrestleMania by beating you at your game, kicking your ass and taking your title."

The following weeks consist of training vignettes with legends and Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Edge, Hulk Hogan and finally The Undertaker coming out to throw their support behind Johnny Curtis to do what no one thinks he can do and bring the title back home (full time).

11-08-2014, 07:34 PM	#15
#1-norm-fan Resident drug enabler Posts: 45,473	I'm not usually a fan of the idea of a guy coming out to denounce the silly gimmick and get super serious. Especially with Curtis who would be at his best being himself and just showing his natural charisma and likability by never taking himself TOO seriously. Have him be the most shocking Royal Rumble winner of all time. The next night, Raw's ratings break all kinda of records (OBVIOUSLY) as people tune in to see what the follow up to Fandango winning the Rumble is. Jerry Lawler is in the ring and introduces him to the crowd and he comes out in full Fandango mode, dancing even as he is being interviewed and Lawler's like "You will be facing a monster in Brock Lesnar for the WWE World Title at WrestleMania. Don't you think you should take this a little more seriously?" to which he replies "Don't worry, Jerry. I got this." and just smiles confidently. The next week we see Paul Heyman backstage being interviewed by Renee Young, laughing about Brock's WrestleMania opponent when suddenly Fandango sneaks up behind him with a rag and chloroforms him, looking at Renee and saying "Shhh" and he drags Heyman off. Later that night, he is seen wheeling Heyman out to the arena tied to a chair and threatens to roll him off the side of the stage if he doesn't give him what he wants. He wants a match with the stipulation of his choosing next week on Raw against Brock Lesnar. Heyman agrees. Fandango chooses the stipulation... a dance contest. Next week rolls around and out comes Lesnar followed by Fandango. Fandango starts and does a dance and then Lesnar gets on the mic. "You wanna see me make a fool out of myself? You wanna see me dance? How about I show you a dance move called 'ripping your damn head off...'" Fandango takes the mic and feigns worry for a moment before suddenly hitting Brock with the mic, superkicking him in the face and then jumping up to the top rope and hitting the leg drop. He takes the mic as Lesnar rolls out of the ring, being held back by a shocked Paul Heyman and collects himself and says "I guess that's a DQ. You win. You beat me at my own game. Maybe I'm not cut out for dancing after all. I guess I'm gonna have to even the score at WrestleMania by beating you at your game, kicking your ass and taking your title." The following weeks consist of training vignettes with legends and Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Edge, Hulk Hogan and finally The Undertaker coming out to throw their support behind Johnny Curtis to do what no one thinks he can do and bring the title back home (full time).