I'm the most excited about Sheamus. He cut a decent promo and had a good match in which he was already getting some heat, and he has a very distinctive look that's hard to forget. Can't wait to see what he does, though I wish Finlay had stayed on ECW for the tag team and/or feud possibilities between the two.
Sheamus was great last night for his debut match. Really impressed me, but I've always kept up to date with his matches in FCW and he's always been a beast in the ring. I liked the promo he gave and his finisher is killer. I see him being a top heel.
Second would have to be Washington. If anyone's watched his promos in FCW or hasn't then you should. The guy's good on the mic, and was one of the highlights IMO last night. Maybe he'll be the new GM of ECW later on.
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I actually liked the abraham washington show. Was random but unique and thats what's good about it. I see him as a younger,more modern stereotypical version of when Teddy Long first came into WWE as a manager.
Don't know if this has been posted. But it's worth noting..
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As noted earlier, last night’s episode of ECW saw the debuts of four wrestlers in Yoshi Tatsu (Naofumi Yamamoto), Abraham Washington (Brian Jossie), Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) and Tyler Reks (Gabriel Tuft). However, both wrestlers and fans alike shouldn’t get too comfortable quite yet as the four newcomers were considered in the eyes of creative as not full-fledged ECW wrestlers, but rather, wrestlers being looked at for possible spots on ECW. At this point, none are considered to be official members of the ECW roster.
Keep your eyes peeled on ECW over the next few weeks as more developmental wrestlers will be tested out for possible spots on the roster. Given the limited amount of roster spots in ECW and extraordinary number of wrestlers in developmental, unfortunately, not everyone will make it. Given WWE’s lack of patience for young stars, it’s definitely a “sink or swim” situation.
Source : NoDQ.com
I guess we'll see ECW with only one meaningful storyline for the next 1-2 months.
Sheamus looks like a mutated version of Test........nice back breaker tho..i'm most interested in yoshi...he probably wont get anywhere..but I like little japanese fellas flying around kicking
Shaemus is clearly the best guy so far. Mic skills and a sick finisher. That's something I can get into. I can see him moving up faster than the others.
Yoshi's all right, but we litterally didn't see him do anything.
Abraham is a tool and needs to go back to the minors to work on better mic skills and how to draw a crowd.
Shaemus is clearly the best guy so far. Mic skills and a sick finisher. That's something I can get into. I can see him moving up faster than the others.
Yoshi's all right, but we litterally didn't see him do anything.
Abraham is a tool and needs to go back to the minors to work on better mic skills and how to draw a crowd.
I have yet to see Tyler.
Abraham can draw a crowd either way with mention of Cena and Miz got a pop and he can draw heat by making people argue or by asking questions an Example:Is how he will talk to Tommy next Thursday.
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