The Young Bucks/Generation Me get WWE tryout

[EoE: Well There's Your Problem]

From 411Mania via PWInsider:

- The Young Bucks, known in TNA as Generation Me, received a tryout match yesterday before Raw. The two worked some matches for WWE producers. WWE is currently seeking tag teams to push their tag division; thus Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross discussing how tag team champions Otunga and McGuillicutty needed some new competition last night on Raw during their match.

Several other California talents got tryouts as well, Scorpio Sky of WSX and PWG.

While it would be awesome to see them in WWE, I'll just go with my standard stance and say I'll believe it when I see it.

[Burst]

Somebody said this when they were in TNA a while back... these guys could be the new Hardys in terms of hitting that teenage heartthrob audience.

[jrcz]

Aug 16, 2011 10:01:59 GMT -5 Burst said:

Somebody said this when they were in TNA a while back... these guys could be the new Hardys in terms of hitting that teenage heartthrob audience.

They looked like Hardys in TNA.

[NashMark]

WWE would be stupid not to hire them, assuming the talks of rejuvinating the tag team division is true. I hate that TNA let them go. In my opinion, they're better than the Hardyz were at the same stage in their respective careers, both in the ring and as characters. They've got stardom written all over them; all they need is an image makeover.

[543Y2J]

Young Bucks could be good in the 'e, but i beg them to hire Scorpio Sky he is a great talent and would be a valuable mid carder. I think I saw him as one of the security guards during the Punk/Nash segment as well.

[Baixo Astral]

They would need roughly two years in developmental, and then I could see it - get some bulk on them, teach them how to work a REAL match, and then get them in.

[Drillbit Taylor]

Aug 16, 2011 10:07:22 GMT -5 @jrcz said:

Aug 16, 2011 10:01:59 GMT -5 Burst said:

Somebody said this when they were in TNA a while back... these guys could be the new Hardys in terms of hitting that teenage heartthrob audience.

They looked like Hardys in TNA.

Bloated and strung out?

[PKO]

I love all the names getting tryouts at the moment.

[Deleted]

I know these signings have all been rumours, but just the thought of Generation Me vs. Beer Money vs. KOW has be salivating.

The problem with this whole 'reviving the tag division' rumour is that, as has been stated before, for them to revive it they need to add atleast 6-8 guys to the roster if not more. With the way the industry is going and the WWE still trying to make cuts anywhere they can, will they take the risk and sign a bunch of new guys to the roster?

Even though they lost Edge and Michelle McCool earlier in the year due to retirement, they still felt the need to release half a dozen guys earlier this month.

[NashMark]

Aug 16, 2011 10:20:51 GMT -5 Baixo Astral said:

They would need roughly two years in developmental, and then I could see it - get some bulk on them, teach them how to work a REAL match, and then get them in.

They worked an excellent technical match against each other on Impact while back. The so often rely on the high flying spots, not because it's all they know, but because the fans eat it up.

[Turd Ferguson]

I'm sure being in this company vs the last one will do wonders to humble them.

[Allie Kitsune]

<Cole> Look, King, It's the Action Jacksons!
<King> But what are they doing here in the WWE Universe?

[Madagascar Fred]

of course they'd have to learn WWE style in FCW for 2 years or so

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

Aug 16, 2011 10:20:51 GMT -5 Baixo Astral said:

They would need roughly two years in developmental, and then I could see it - get some bulk on them, teach them how to work a REAL match, and then get them in.

I dunno if I'd keep them down there that long, but they shouldn't be "Sin Cara'd" and thrown into the mix before they're ready either.

[Baixo Astral]

They'd really need a new finisher.

[Protest the Chris Hero]

Aug 16, 2011 10:07:22 GMT -5 @jrcz said:

Aug 16, 2011 10:01:59 GMT -5 Burst said:

Somebody said this when they were in TNA a while back... these guys could be the new Hardys in terms of hitting that teenage heartthrob audience.

They looked like Hardys in TNA.

To be fair, TNA makes their own talent look like WWE cast offs.

[Savage Gambino]

Aug 16, 2011 10:24:58 GMT -5 @burngun said:

I know these signings have all been rumours, but just the thought of Generation Me vs. Beer Money vs. KOW has be salivating.

The problem with this whole 'reviving the tag division' rumour is that, as has been stated before, for them to revive it they need to add atleast 6-8 guys to the roster if not more. With the way the industry is going and the WWE still trying to make cuts anywhere they can, will they take the risk and sign a bunch of new guys to the roster?

Even though they lost Edge and Michelle McCool earlier in the year due to retirement, they still felt the need to release half a dozen guys earlier this month.

No need to worry about that. These guys are a helluva lot cheaper out of FCW then they are with years under their belts. Why do you think that, for all the vets that have been axed in the past two-three years, almost twice that many people have been called up?

[Deleted]

Add GenMe, KOW, Beer Money, and find one other tag team.

Then keep the few others WWE has and maybe throw together one....division is pretty good.

[Hit Girl]

Cole - "Who are these guys? They look like little girls, they suck!!!!!"

JR - ....

Cole - "JR is speechless at how much they suck!!!"

[viettan1234]

I bet you they are going to be called D-Generation Y or something similiarly lame.