Future of the WWE - Page 2

**PYRO-MANIAC** · 11-01-2005, 02:13 PM

Masters is improving, i was very critical of him at the start of his career in WWE because his matches went no more than 5 minutes. However now that he's had a few longer matches he seems or appears to know what he's doing.

His move list is a little bit awkward but i think in time he could be huge. He's got charisma but not the mic skills to go with it, i think thats just a confidence thing though.

Carlito will be huge in time, if he turns at the right time with the right storylines and he has a bigger vocabulary he'll go places.

Cena is improving in the ring but he needs more varied moves, as for his charisma and mic skills they are amazing. I just wish he had more freedom like he does on 5 questions with the champ on wwe.com because he looks a natural on there.

Ken Kennedy and Burchill have all the tools and all they need is time.

Those are all great and even the likes of Kane and Benoit could be the short term future of the WWE if used right.

However the biggest possible star who could carry WWE for years to come is Oleg Prudius. Why? Well he has the look and body of a superstar, plus he has a sort of Brock Lesnar bad ass look about him. If he has similar skills to Lesnar this guy will be massive.

From what ive heard he is excellent in most martial arts and amateur wrestling moves so if he can adapt he could be the next Kurt Angle if you will.

**The One** · 11-01-2005, 02:21 PM

Randy Orton is the money maker for WWE in the future. Be it with ticjet sales, PPV buys, or merch. Actually you can scratch the merch part. I don't know how muhc Orton can shovel shirts down someone's throat. But in a few years, or actually any time in the near future with him on SmackDown and away from HHH's shadow, he could become very similar to how Hunter was back in the late 90s and early 00. Hunter was the best. You couldn't have it any other way. He was a legit main event heel who I think out sold Rocky as far as seats go. People loved The Rock, but I think more then paying to see The Rock, they loved him as he was the most likely candiate to take Hunter down. In the ring Orton has a long way to go before he is up to his mentor's status, but I think very soon we could see Randy Orton become THE guy to carry the ball. The danger of course being that he gets show swapped to RAW and jobs out to Trips, but in the mean time...assuming the swap doesn't happen, I think without question Randy Orton is the man of the future.

**KillerWolf** · 11-02-2005, 08:49 AM

who do I see as the future?

Hulk Hogan. The Undertaker. Triple H, Steve Austin, HBK..........

View Poll Results: The future of the WWE
Randy Orton	21	44.68%
Shelton Benjamin	3	6.38%
John Cena	5	10.64%
Chavo Guerrero	0	0%
Charlie Haas	0	0%
CM Punk	2	4.26%
Ken Kennedy	4	8.51%
Bobby Lashley	1	2.13%
Boogeyman	3	6.38%
Tyson Tomko	0	0%
Kid Kash	0	0%
AJ Styles	0	0%
Nick Dinsmore (Eugene)	0	0%
Sylvain Grenier	1	2.13%
Rene Dupree	0	0%
Brock Lesner	2	4.26%
Rob Conway	0	0%
Carlito Cool	2	4.26%
Muhummad Hassan	0	0%
Other...(please specify)	3	6.38%
Voters: 47. You must log in or register to vote on this poll.

11-01-2005, 02:13 PM	#41
PYRO-MANIAC Posts: 335	Masters is improving, i was very critical of him at the start of his career in WWE because his matches went no more than 5 minutes. However now that he's had a few longer matches he seems or appears to know what he's doing. His move list is a little bit awkward but i think in time he could be huge. He's got charisma but not the mic skills to go with it, i think thats just a confidence thing though. Carlito will be huge in time, if he turns at the right time with the right storylines and he has a bigger vocabulary he'll go places. Cena is improving in the ring but he needs more varied moves, as for his charisma and mic skills they are amazing. I just wish he had more freedom like he does on 5 questions with the champ on wwe.com because he looks a natural on there. Ken Kennedy and Burchill have all the tools and all they need is time. Those are all great and even the likes of Kane and Benoit could be the short term future of the WWE if used right. However the biggest possible star who could carry WWE for years to come is Oleg Prudius. Why? Well he has the look and body of a superstar, plus he has a sort of Brock Lesnar bad ass look about him. If he has similar skills to Lesnar this guy will be massive. From what ive heard he is excellent in most martial arts and amateur wrestling moves so if he can adapt he could be the next Kurt Angle if you will.

11-01-2005, 02:21 PM	#42
The One Boss Posts: 17,611	Randy Orton is the money maker for WWE in the future. Be it with ticjet sales, PPV buys, or merch. Actually you can scratch the merch part. I don't know how muhc Orton can shovel shirts down someone's throat. But in a few years, or actually any time in the near future with him on SmackDown and away from HHH's shadow, he could become very similar to how Hunter was back in the late 90s and early 00. Hunter was the best. You couldn't have it any other way. He was a legit main event heel who I think out sold Rocky as far as seats go. People loved The Rock, but I think more then paying to see The Rock, they loved him as he was the most likely candiate to take Hunter down. In the ring Orton has a long way to go before he is up to his mentor's status, but I think very soon we could see Randy Orton become THE guy to carry the ball. The danger of course being that he gets show swapped to RAW and jobs out to Trips, but in the mean time...assuming the swap doesn't happen, I think without question Randy Orton is the man of the future.

11-02-2005, 08:49 AM	#43
KillerWolf \m/(-.-)\m/ Posts: 1,456	who do I see as the future? Hulk Hogan. The Undertaker. Triple H, Steve Austin, HBK..........