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Dark matchWTF did they not show that as the Ending?
You're more hopeful than I
What makes you think that? All that ending confirmed to me is that HHH vs Bryan is a certainty.
I did initially think Big Show was gay.That tweet could have took a far more interesting twist after the first line.
Again, no, at a comic con in December he was asked about Batista coming back and he said he's friends with him and fine with Batista being back because he's back full time. Punk going away has literally nothing to do with Batista being back.
That tweet could have took a far more interesting twist after the first line.
I did initially think Big Show was gay.
Why would they involve Orton, Batista and Triple H all attacking Bryan? It's the natural order. They will not go heel vs heel in the main event there wouldn't be any payoff for the fans. Punk not coming back confirms the is an open spot for a face to take the title and it will be no one else but Bryan.
He'll face Triple H and by some stipulation or by Hogan be put into the title match.
Yeah, Hogan is gonna be the saviour I reckonWhy would they involve Orton, Batista and Triple H all attacking Bryan? It's the natural order. They will not go heel vs heel in the main event there wouldn't be any payoff for the fans. Punk not coming back confirms the is an open spot for a face to take the title and it will be no one else but Bryan.
He'll face Triple H and by some stipulation or by Hogan be put into the title match.
Liked that the villains kept the heat turned up on Daniel Bryan who was featured prominently on RAW. So prominently, in fact, that it might actually quiet some vocal fans who, based on some tweets I've received @JRsBBQ and some emails here, don't know as much about building a story line as they would like to believe that they do.
Daniel Bryan vs HHH is exactly what should happen to build up the storyline. However, there have been problems in this authority storyline.
1. Vince McMahon said a month or two ago that there are no more heels or faces. This is flawed IMO because it ruins the atmosphere of a match and a storyline. I can't help but feel that this is merely used to cover the monumental screw ups, and now we're left with what looks like heel vs heel, in Batista and Orton.
2. The authority storyline hasn't been compelling at all. It started off being about HHH and it's continued like that since. Since the end of October/start of November, we have not seen enough of the plot develop.
3. This isn't so much a problem, it's more directed at Bryan fans. Actually it is a problem. Ask any wrestler about facing HHH. They would probably do most things to get this opportunity. It doesn't matter if Bryan leaves without a title at WrestleMania. He has the chance to beat HHH and earn himself a title match with Batista. Fair enough if people want to boo Batista, but you're booing and paying at the same time. You're paying for the monumental screw ups. What's funny is that WWE made a mockery of the fans who wanted to "hijack" Raw last night.
Oh, and for some lulz, watch this:
I don't think that the no heels or faces does ruin everything. I think it's bullshit to begin with. It's a roster full of stars that are nice and some that are not nice. This inevitably means that a few of the nice people want the same thing. It's absurd that competition always has to be good vs bad. It can be good vs bad, bad vs bad or good vs good. Everybody wants the same prize after all. Also people like to cheer for the bad guys these days. People want someone to win whether they're good or bad so the notion that people will always cheer the heel getting his come uppance is completely false.
The Daniel Bryan fan base and the CM Punk loyalists have forced WWE into a corner.
The original plan was for CM Punk to face Triple H at WrestleMania. It apparently wasn't good enough for the straight edge star who had been down that road before. To me, it's a guarantee WrestleMania match that won't get cut due to time or politics.
As it stands, Bryan is on a collision course with Triple H. I like this.
These two have had a feud brewing whether they planned for it or not. Triple H cost Bryan walking out of SummerSlam in August with the world title. Triple H has been designated the villain via the online wrestling community which populates Bryan's initial fan base. The two have created a classic wrestling battle where they've barely touched each other while obviously being at odds.
WWE is trapped with the predicament of Triple H and Bryan needing to resolve their issues. At the same time, WWE doesn't have a babyface for its inaugural WWE World Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania 30.
Vince McMahon has held true to something: that at WrestleMania, the fans go home happy. This means no forced heel agenda.
The Miz left WrestleMania 27 as the champ, but The Rock and John Cena left a story to be completed which was addressed the next night and culminated in a match made for the following year.
WrestleMania 17 saw Steve Austin turn heel, but even then, it was the biggest babyface ever winning the title, aligning with McMahon and a supporting population remained for him.
WrestleMania 30 is not going to be without a babyface in the world title match. WrestleMania 30 also will not feature a “leave them hanging” type of promotion if Bryan wins a match. This means no goofy stipulation such as if he wins he gets a title shot later in the night.
WWE is all about what it can promote. It wants to advertise, print on shirts, print on programs, hold press conferences. Randy Orton defending against Batista is not it. Even the WWE brass knows it.
WWE needs to have Triple H and Bryan meet in the ring. By accident or design, the two have been the focus of a great story. The established jock in charge putting down the popular underdog.
WWE also needs Bryan in the title match. Cena is tied up with Bray Wyatt. CM Punk is busy being a child. Bryan is the best and only fit good guy to make people care about the first unified world title match in over 10 years on the biggest WrestleMania ever.
The stipulation of Bryan beating Triple H to earn his way to the world title match doesn't make sense. WWE can't capitalize on what people don't know. Let them know Bryan is going to be in the title match. It provides better buzz.
Bryan could pull a Bret Hart of 1994 by competing in both a grudge match and a title match. Hart fought his brother Owen in the opening bout in what I feel was one of the best stories ever told. He then went on to win the world title from Yokozuna.
If he doesn't do that, the only other option is for the world title match to be turned into a fatal four way: Batista, Orton, Bryan and Triple H. You might groan, but it does raise the interest of what could happen.
No way around it, WWE needs a babyface. It won't bill a title match without one.
Look at history: WWE rarely likes to end WrestleMania without a babyface going over.
Bryan's popularity continues to rise. His merchandise continues to rise. CM Punk is gone. The only thing stopping him is The Undertaker's match ending the night. As much of a draw as The Undertaker is, pyro celebrating him beating Brock Lesnar for this 22nd win at the event isn't enough.
Bryan walks out of WrestleMania 30 as champion. There is no way around it. WWE knows it needs to end the epic event on that kind of note. Now, if he loses the belt the next night on RAW, I got nothing for ya.
Imagine the shit storm if Wrestlemania 30 ended with Triple H lifting the title.If he doesn't do that, the only other option is for the world title match to be turned into a fatal four way: Batista, Orton, Bryan and Triple H. You might groan, but it does raise the interest of what could happen.
It'd almost be worth it.Imagine the shit storm if Wrestlemania 30 ended with Triple H lifting the title.
WooooAdam Rose is now the best thing on NXT
Just discovered this it is absolutley quality: