Originally posted by jrg:
I was expecting RVD, Orton, maybe Daniel Bryan
Curtis Axel? LOL
Originally posted by jrg:
I know. Just frustrating. It just logically doesn't make sense..because now all you're doing is further pushing on the Lesnar/HHH fued (I guarantee Heyman will be out their running his mouth about how HHH couldn't finish because of what Lesnar did next week)
Now this dude who is making his big "debut" has 0 momentum going forward because they switched the spotlight to HHH
Knowing WWE, they'll just have him dominate nobodies for a while to build him up like they did Ryback
I think Curtis Axel being Paul's new client was a smart move in a sense, and FWIW that was not his debut it was his re-debut. He was on NXT and was a part of the Nexus. If anyone can help get him over and help build him up and potentially create a new star it's Paul. Unfortunately the ending to the match last night did nothing for him, sure there is a rub from getting to work with Hunter and main eventing RAW in Hunter's first match in 3 years, but the ending of RAW should not have been focused on HHH unless they portrayed Axel as being ruthless and he would have been pummeling Hunter into oblivion and not giving a s**t about his concussion. What they do with him going forward will be key, and hopefully they don't have him destroy jobbers for months on end like Ryback...instead let him beat a bunch of the lower card and mid card guys (Alex Riley, Brodus & Sweet T, Sin Cara, R-Truth, Kofi etc) on his way to taking the IC Title from the Miz by Summer Slam at the latest. Let's hope next week they get his momentum rolling with a win.
I do wish they would have just let him use his real name (Joe Hennig) though as opposed to the terrible Curtis Axel name.
I think Lesnar/HHH is done. Guessing this concussion s**t is going to just give storyline reason for Hunter not to wrestle and will soon lead to him being off of TV until at least WM30. Hopefully Orton who I agree needs a heel turn, is next to face Brock. Save the heel turn for Orton until after a Lesnar feud.