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All of us here can agree that nobody wants to see Jerry Lawler The Great Khali and Santino Marella in a position to win a WWE title opportunity. I understand why these guys are good entertainers and can be very useful in an under card role (well not really in the case of Khali, but whatever), nonetheless though, this just proves that were severely lacking depth. This is in the Raw section, but it's certainly a reality for Smackdown as well.
Okay let's go back to last night. You have Khali vs Kane. For starters, who wants to see that match... like seriously. Two, everybody knows Khali doesn't have a chance in but it becomes apparent that Kane isn't beating the clock with his current momentum now combined with the fact that his only opposion is Khali.. it wouldn't justify a title match. What I wonder is why a guy like Brodus Clay wouldn't be used in this situation. He was on the show and doing nothing of importance. He's coming off his biggest win a pro, and the man he defeated was in the beat the clock challenge last night. If the WWE is so insistent on pushing him as a face why not give him an opportunity versus Kane as opposed Khali? It's a match we've never seen before, gives Brodus a challenge, and it's something different for him to do. The match was a no contest anyways so you could even save face for him but not having him get defeated, while still giving him momentum just by being placed in that situation and looking strong against Kane.
It's a matter of booking of lack of talent? Because one of the better talents the WWE has was being wasted in a tag title match that could have happend any week or even on Raw. Kofi Kingston is over and great mid carder, but they treat him like shit. Why can't they at least even place him the beat the clock challenge? A guy like this should be given a title shot on a random Monday Night Raw of these days, because even if they have no significant plans for him, he would be a much bigger threat and more useful asset if the people were given a reason to tag him seriously.
Almost done here so hold yours horses people. Zach Ryder, Mason Ryan, Alex Riley... remember those guys? Why give them a push... if you don't eeven think their good enough for TV!? It's outrageous, because you waste time building up 3 faces, and pretty much wipe them off the face of the earth once their beginning to establish themselves. Your never going build depth behind 4 big faces if you continue to do such things.
I liked the Royal Rumble this year, but I'm not very interested in seeing matches like that filled with half the entrants being comedy acts and/or retired. Time to build some talent, especially mid card faces.
Thoughts?
Okay let's go back to last night. You have Khali vs Kane. For starters, who wants to see that match... like seriously. Two, everybody knows Khali doesn't have a chance in but it becomes apparent that Kane isn't beating the clock with his current momentum now combined with the fact that his only opposion is Khali.. it wouldn't justify a title match. What I wonder is why a guy like Brodus Clay wouldn't be used in this situation. He was on the show and doing nothing of importance. He's coming off his biggest win a pro, and the man he defeated was in the beat the clock challenge last night. If the WWE is so insistent on pushing him as a face why not give him an opportunity versus Kane as opposed Khali? It's a match we've never seen before, gives Brodus a challenge, and it's something different for him to do. The match was a no contest anyways so you could even save face for him but not having him get defeated, while still giving him momentum just by being placed in that situation and looking strong against Kane.
It's a matter of booking of lack of talent? Because one of the better talents the WWE has was being wasted in a tag title match that could have happend any week or even on Raw. Kofi Kingston is over and great mid carder, but they treat him like shit. Why can't they at least even place him the beat the clock challenge? A guy like this should be given a title shot on a random Monday Night Raw of these days, because even if they have no significant plans for him, he would be a much bigger threat and more useful asset if the people were given a reason to tag him seriously.
Almost done here so hold yours horses people. Zach Ryder, Mason Ryan, Alex Riley... remember those guys? Why give them a push... if you don't eeven think their good enough for TV!? It's outrageous, because you waste time building up 3 faces, and pretty much wipe them off the face of the earth once their beginning to establish themselves. Your never going build depth behind 4 big faces if you continue to do such things.
I liked the Royal Rumble this year, but I'm not very interested in seeing matches like that filled with half the entrants being comedy acts and/or retired. Time to build some talent, especially mid card faces.
Thoughts?
