[JesusV2]

Thank God

[bigmike]

How does a triple threat for the WWE Title add any drama? It then just becomes Cena overcoming the dude who had the longest title reign of the modern era AND the legend that just got the title back 'after 10 years' that he lost to last year, thus getting revenge, another title reign, and turning around his shitty 2012 season in one fell swoop. It adds nothing to the drama. If you think Punk/Rock/Cena would go any place that isn't for Cena or, to a lesser extent, the Rock, then you're just delusional.

And as for Taker's match being predictable ... wrestling is predictable. The good guys, over the long haul, will win. Always. So Taker's match being predictable isn't the problem. The problem is the company allowing/relying on guys to come around for a fraction of the year to carry the biggest PPV which would get the most buys of the year no matter what due to the name strength of the PPV itself.

[M.Lee]

Yeah it doesn't matter if it's a triple threat or not, Cena is pinning Rock for the title.

[Broken Parachute]

I know this was posted a few months ago, but I just came across it again. Hoping they give him a shot soon. I feel like they've used this gimmick before, but he can kinda pull it off.

[Broken Parachute]

Then again... $10 says the crowd would ruin it and chant Husky Harris the entire time.

/cynic

[JesusV2]

No one remembers Husky Harris

[aradiantsunrise]

I love Bray Wyatt. So much cooler than his Husky Harris gimmick.

[JayDanielHammer]

The Wyatt Family also rules on NXT. Wyatt just sits in an old rocking chair at the top of the stage. So cool.

[Djentleman]

Originally Posted by JesusV2

No one remembers Husky Harris

or that Ryback is/was Skip Sheffield

[the_PauLo]

Originally Posted by JayDanielHammer

The Wyatt Family also rules on NXT. Wyatt just sits in an old rocking chair at the top of the stage. So cool.

I'm glad they used him this way whilst he was injured. If they'd kept him off TV (well, FCW/NXT, but you know) the whole time he was injured, the first couple of promos he did may have been forgotton. Having him on stage as some kind of crazed cult leader, instructing his 'family' what to do is great and i'd love to see what they'd do on Raw or SD.

[Nolessthanblink]

Originally Posted by Broken Parachute

I'm going to buy some books and I want to pick up a WWE book. Any recommendations? I'm looking more for some insider stories and 'how the business works' sort of stuff more than a biography. Any recommendations?

As mentioned, Jericho's books, as well as Foley's are good. I've read HBK's and it was pretty good. Nice dirt on the Screw Job. Austin's book sucked for the most part, and The Rock's wasn't a bad read either, although it didn't have as much "dirt/inside view" as the first few mentioned

[blimpcityhero11]

Originally Posted by Djentleman

or that Ryback is/was Skip Sheffield

or Michael Tarver... because he was the only Nexus member to be released. lol

[irthetyler]

Originally Posted by Broken Parachute

Then again... $10 says the crowd would ruin it and chant Husky Harris the entire time.

/cynicwithagun

fixed

[the_PauLo]

Pick up Khali and give him the worlds strongest slam, look scared at the prospect of Randy Orton. WWE logic. I know Khali isn't exactly any kind of threat, but if you can pick up a 300 pound 7 footer, you can swot away Orton!

[domotime2]

you guys dont think it would be beneficial to put CM Punk in the main event? even if it's obvious he's not going to win the title? I think by adding a third component in the match, it allows more possibilites of other developments to occur. Of course it seems painfully obvious Cena's going to win, but when it comes to wrestling, sometimes it's about 'how'? Cena beating Rock clean, without any drastic turn of events, would be rough. If you add CM Punk into the match, you're adding a wrestler who is actually on the roster, so even if it's a clean Cena win, then at least it adds to repercussions for the future.

wrestling doesnt have to be predictable