[MarkyMark88]

I remember reading somewhere that officials felt that Roman was the Keats ready of the three, so it's good that they are sort of protecting him with being the silent badass type.

I was digging the promo and liked all three guys. I'm interested to see where this goes.

[Smoogle]

Reigns has a really good look to him like someone else said he looks like jason Momba(sp?) so when the silent guy opens his mouth you know only bad things are going to happen.

Ambrose is really unique from his body language to his loose canon methods in the ring....it's like he's holding back his disturbing side ..again like someone else said it's like what he was saying wasn't real he just wants to crush everything in the WWE

Seth Rollins you can see this guy is well spoken and he'd most likely be the one who is going to turn face first when his team turns on him...


Reigns lifting up Rollins in the ring was pretty funny he just picked him up from being knocked out on the ring ropes and forced him back into the action lol

[The Rock Forever]

Bless these men. How uninteresting would the entire state of the WWE be without them right now?

[1andOnlyDobz!]

WWE bringing up more talent from NXT is a good thing. Them being used like this is also good. The one thing which I was happy with was Ambrose sending out the message they were different from Nexus and NWO. That and the fact Roman Reigns looks a beast.

[Snoth]

The fact that the segment was likely taped says A LOT. WWE probably wanted to make sure the promo was perfect, or just the message they wanted to get across came across perfectly. If it was live, something could have easily gone wrong. Here, they control everything.

[balefire]

I know this is somewhat off topic, but I think that this would be the perfect song for them.



It is an easy song to walk to, and just gives off a menacing vibe. And not the kind where its like "Oh shit, business just picked up!" like Austin, Rock, or Lesnar. More of a "We are in a dangerous place and I am very nervous" vibe.

[Deebow]

I like their reasoning for going after Ryback. Though, I hope to convey their point they made in the promo and actually go after Punk eventually.

[Freeway.86]

Originally Posted by WallofShame

The fact that the segment was likely taped says A LOT. WWE probably wanted to make sure the promo was perfect, or just the message they wanted to get across came across perfectly. If it was live, something could have easily gone wrong. Here, they control everything.

I think having it pre taped as the best thing. You never know how a crowd is gonna react and these guys getting the WHAT treatment wouldn't have been good. Having them be interviewed in the makes them look a bit ordinary IMO. Right now they're rouges who sneak attack via the crowd. Let them stay that way for a while.

I haven't seen much of Ambrose's work in FCW, but I thought he came across fantastic. He had a Brian Pillman edge to him and I mean that in a good way. Reigns is gonna be great in the silent enforcer role. He came across as a bad ass dude you don't want to mess with. Rollins oddly felt a bit out of place if only because I'm so used to seeing him as the ultimate baby face hero. Now that being said he was well spoken and, most importantly, what they were saying made sense. You understand what these men's motivations are, but you know there's more to this we're not being told.

I've been way down on wrestling the past few months, but this is making me come back.

[SAMCRO]

What i really liked on Raw was while they was beating Kane down and Ryback's music hit they didn't run off in a cowardly heel fashion. They stood there like "alright bring it on motherfucker" and took him on.

[Gene_Wilder]

Ambrose is this business. I look forward to the moments he creates in the future. He's created a few already. And Reigns is gonna be great too, a lot of upside. Same for Rollins.

"Nope........"