What does the future hold for Ezekiel Jackson

[Snitsky]

I am not afraid of this guy- maybe if he was called big zeke or zeke johnson i would be afraid..he was beaten clean by jeff fhardy, does he still have credibility or is he going to end up like bam neely>


does brian kendrick even need him?

[Mayonnaise]

Draft him to ECW and let him kick ass. He is at least big and intimidating, so they could do like they did with Knox, keep him off TV for a bit and reintroduce him.

[Snitsky]

I just think he isnt needed- there are about 3 or 4 guys in FCW who look just like him

i just hope he doesnt end up joining cryme tyme

[mysterydriver]

Him being an intimidating bodyguard who wrestles minimally was working out just fine...throwing him the the charismatic enygma wolves was kind of "meh" to me.

Hooray Road to Wrestlemania, eh?

I think Kendrick and him working as a tag team could work. The division could always use another addition and Kendrick letting Jackson do most of the work being hit "The Kendrick" would work.

[David Otunga: Eternian at Law]

This...

Ahmed Johnson (1995)
Ahmed made his WWF debut as a face on the October 23, 1995 episode of Monday Night Raw, where he faced Skip. Ahmed pinned Skip with the Pearl River Plunge to win the match. At Survivor Series, the team of Razor Ramon, Yokozuna, Owen Hart, and Dean Douglas took on the team of Shawn Michaels, Sycho Sid, The British Bulldog, and Ahmed Johnson. The survivors were Michaels, Bulldog, and Ahmed. At Season's Beatings on December 17, Ahmed went one-on-one with Buddy Landel. Ahmed pinned Landel with the Pearl River Plunge in 42 seconds to win the match. After the match, Ahmed was interviewed by Jerry Lawler. Lawler distracted Ahmed so that Jeff Jarrett could hit Ahmed in the head with his gold record. Ahmed amazingly got back up and ran backstage to look for Jarrett. This incident started a feud between Ahmed and Jarrett. Ahmed went one-on-one with Jarrett at the 1996 Royal Rumble. Jarrett slapped the Figure Four Leglock on Ahmed, yet Ahmed reversed it. Jarrett made it to the ropes and then jumped from the top turnbuckle, hitting Ahmed in the head with his guitar. Ahmed won by disqualification. Ahmed amazingly got back up and ran backstage to look for Jarrett. At WrestleMania XII, Camp Cornette (Vader, Owen Hart, and The British Bulldog) took on the team of Yokozuna, Jake "the Snake" Roberts, and Ahmed Johnson. Camp Cornette won when Vader pinned Roberts with the Vader Bomb. At Good Friends, Better Enemies on April 28, Roberts and Ahmed teamed up to take on Hart and Bulldog. While Jim Cornette had the referee distracted, Bulldog hit him in the knee with Cornette's tennis racket; he then forced Roberts to submit with a Single leg Boston Crab. After the match, Roberts and Ahmed attempted to put Roberts’ Python, Revelations, on Cornette, but Hart pulled Cornette out of the ring.


[edit] Intercontinental Champion (1996)
At King of the Ring, Johnson defeated Goldust to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship.[3][4] As the first African American Intercontinental Champion, most assumed it was only a matter of time before he climbed to main event status. He was soon paired on-screen with Shawn Michaels in several tag team matches and often helped Michaels against Jim Cornette and his men, known as Camp Cornette. At International Incident, Johnson along with Sycho Sid and Michaels lost to Vader, Owen Hart, and the British Bulldog.[5] On the August 5 edition of Raw, Ahmed won an 11-man battle royal, last eliminating the man whom he beat for the IC title, Goldust to be the #1 contender for the WWF Championship.[6]

On the July 22 edition of Raw, Michaels and Johnson teamed again and challenged The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart) for the WWF Tag Team Championship. During the match, Faarooq Asad debuted and attacked Johnson.[7] This was supposed to lead to a match at SummerSlam for the Intercontinental Title. He was diagnosed with legit kidney problems, however.[2] As a result, he was out for 4 months and to keep the angle going the attack by Farooq was said to be the cause of the kidney damage.[2] By the time the news was made public on WWF programming, the third (out of 4) showings of Raw from Seattle taped on the same night as the attack had not been broadcast, and it included the 11-man battle royal which Ahmed Johnson won. Voice-over correction was done so that Ahmed's participation in the battle royal was said to be against doctors' orders when in reality his kidney problem had yet to be discovered. The injury forced him to vacate his Intercontinental Championship, which was subsequently won in a tournament by Marc Mero. A second battle royal was held between the final four participants of the previous one, which was won by Goldust.[2]


[edit] Feuding with the Nation of Domination (1997-1998)
Main article: Nation of Domination
He returned to enter a feud with Faarooq in 1997 (who had a new gimmick and formed the Nation of Domination). Finally, the two had an encounter at Royal Rumble 1997, where Johnson won by disqualification.[8] Two days later, Johnson and The Undertaker defeated Faarooq and Nation member Crush in a No Holds Barred match at a show Triple Threat.[9] He began teaming with the Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal) and the three fought the entire Nation at WrestleMania 13 in a Chicago Street Fight.[10] At A Cold Day In Hell, he defeated Crush and Savio Vega in a Gauntlet match before losing to Faarooq.[11] Mired in the angle, however, and losing popularity with the fans, Johnson turned into a shadow of his former self.

Johnson eventually turned on WWF Champion The Undertaker and joined the New Nation, with Kama Mustafa, D'Lo Brown, and Faarooq.[12] Johnson was injured soon after this; he was scheduled to fight the Undertaker at Canadian Stampede for the WWF title but injuries meant the spot went to Vader.

The Nation turned on him after he recovered and returned in September 1997, which solidified another babyface turn for Ahmed. He restarted his feud with the Nation, reuniting with the Legion of Doom and joining forces with Ken Shamrock. At Survivor Series 1997, they defeated the Nation in a Survivor Series match.[13] His last WWF pay-per-view appearance was at No Way Out of Texas in February 1998, alongside Shamrock and the Disciples of Apocalypse (Chainz, Skull, and 8-Ball) against the Nation.[14] His very last match in the WWF was against Kane on an episode of Monday Night Raw a week after No Way Out, which he lost. Norris walked off the set of a Raw Is War by March 1998 due to his refusal to lose a match to Kurrgan.[15]

[i.Sarita.com]

I think the future holds some endevours for him.

[Jay Carroll]

Apr 4, 2009 20:59:50 GMT -5 i.Sarita.com said:

I think the future holds some endevours for him.

Bingo.

[Wolfaga]

Why would everyone say that he's a potential future endevour, If Monty Brown comes back, stick him in a tag team and/or stable with Kendrick still, and dominate Smackdown with epic perportions thus creating said future