Post by Lorenzo Alcazar on Dec 30, 2014 11:24:23 GMT -5
1. Daniel Bryan's injury.
After everything he went through, it really was heartbreaking. The ups and downs of a career. Being an indy guy and breaking through the glass ceiling in WWE is very rare. To FINALLY get there and then not only get a career threatening injury, but have your dad die as well....I feel for him. I'm glad he's back, but I just hope he's actually healthy and not just barely passing WWE's tests and coming back because they want him or he wants to. As much as I like Daniel Bryan, I don't want to see him in a wheelchair either.
2. The Streak ending.
I think it was a mistake. They didn't get anything out of it. It didn't make a star. Brock didn't need it to believably beat Cena for the Title. And if Undertaker wrestles again, it will make his future matches seem less important.
3. Not following up on Sting's debut as of yet.
They really needed to do more than just call him a "vigilante". How they could have let a month pass and not have him appear to explain is actions is BEYOND my comprehension. You need to take into account how much of the WWE Universe is not very familiar with Sting. They might not know who he is, so it would be nice to know why he did what he did, why he came to WWE after all these years....
4. Not having regular appearances by the WWE Champion for the last 4 months.
It really hurt the quality of the product and importance of the feuds. Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins could have had an awesome feud over the Title. Instead, it was aborted because the entire focus is always on John Cena.
5. Losing CM Punk.
I'm not going to type paragraphs and paragraphs about how great he was. We all know how great he was. Great worker, great on the microphone, charismatic....there are not many guys like him and it sucks not having him on.
These moments have been the most disappointing to me.
After everything he went through, it really was heartbreaking. The ups and downs of a career. Being an indy guy and breaking through the glass ceiling in WWE is very rare. To FINALLY get there and then not only get a career threatening injury, but have your dad die as well....I feel for him. I'm glad he's back, but I just hope he's actually healthy and not just barely passing WWE's tests and coming back because they want him or he wants to. As much as I like Daniel Bryan, I don't want to see him in a wheelchair either.
2. The Streak ending.
I think it was a mistake. They didn't get anything out of it. It didn't make a star. Brock didn't need it to believably beat Cena for the Title. And if Undertaker wrestles again, it will make his future matches seem less important.
3. Not following up on Sting's debut as of yet.
They really needed to do more than just call him a "vigilante". How they could have let a month pass and not have him appear to explain is actions is BEYOND my comprehension. You need to take into account how much of the WWE Universe is not very familiar with Sting. They might not know who he is, so it would be nice to know why he did what he did, why he came to WWE after all these years....
4. Not having regular appearances by the WWE Champion for the last 4 months.
It really hurt the quality of the product and importance of the feuds. Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins could have had an awesome feud over the Title. Instead, it was aborted because the entire focus is always on John Cena.
5. Losing CM Punk.
I'm not going to type paragraphs and paragraphs about how great he was. We all know how great he was. Great worker, great on the microphone, charismatic....there are not many guys like him and it sucks not having him on.
These moments have been the most disappointing to me.
did Dean Ambrose start getting buried? I must have missed it.
