WWE:NXT Discussion Thread

**Tom Guycott** · 09-07-2015, 08:34 PM

Exactly.

To be fair to her, she's on track to fail spectacularly, and it will become "her fault" instead of the fault of WWE of expecting wayyyy too much of her, let alone expecting it too soon.

The "best" person they've handled recently in this respect was Roman Reigns, with about what, two years (active time, not injury) on the main roster, and they STILL pulled the trigger on him too soon. They aren't willing to wait nearly as long for anyone else they try to shoehorn. Meanwhile, those who get over organically like Cesaro keep getting derailed because they don't see him as "that guy".

But what should we expect from a company who is willing to let a woman who is arguably in the lower tier of performer in every aspect keep co ing out on top of girls who can outperform her and potentially become the longest reigning champion presumably just to spite the current record holder and her husband?

09-07-2015, 08:34 PM	#1
Tom Guycott Wrestling Marks Rejoice! Posts: 10,166	Exactly. To be fair to her, she's on track to fail spectacularly, and it will become "her fault" instead of the fault of WWE of expecting wayyyy too much of her, let alone expecting it too soon. The "best" person they've handled recently in this respect was Roman Reigns, with about what, two years (active time, not injury) on the main roster, and they STILL pulled the trigger on him too soon. They aren't willing to wait nearly as long for anyone else they try to shoehorn. Meanwhile, those who get over organically like Cesaro keep getting derailed because they don't see him as "that guy". But what should we expect from a company who is willing to let a woman who is arguably in the lower tier of performer in every aspect keep co ing out on top of girls who can outperform her and potentially become the longest reigning champion presumably just to spite the current record holder and her husband?