Daniel Bryan angry at Sin Caras/losing streak

[Cronant]

www.wwe.com/shows/smackdown/frustrated-bryan-fires-back

Are we smelling a heel turn, or just more aggression?

[#RUDO Coco Del Rio]

They're on to something here. Sin Caras vs. DBD in a Triple Threat match with Daniel Bryan coming out on top.

[BigWill]

To me this has a very similar feel as Kofi's IC feud with Dolph last year when Kofi lost to him over and over again. At that time I thought it might be leading to a heel turn, but it really didn't serve much purpose in the end. I'm expecting it'll turn out to be the same this time too.

[Deleted]

Beard Daniel Bryan hate stupid questions.

[Sin Cara Tres]

The only way to fight Sin Cara is to become Sin Cara.

[Deleted]

I'd be pissed to if I was in his position...

[Wolf Hurricane]

Wild Mass Guessing: Heel turn, followed by cashing in on the world champion (probably Randy Orton) and "stealing" the world title, rather than waiting for WrestleMania.

[Altabane]

At least he's getting some extra time to talk, the losing streak is still stupid to do to him again, Ed Koskey is a one note writer.

[Andrew is Good]

He beat Hunicara the week before via DQ. And he beat Heath Slater like a drum twice last week I do believe. This losing streak angle doesn't work when the guys wins.

[The Ichi]

Sept 23, 2011 21:36:12 GMT -5 Sin Cara Tres said:

The only way to fight Sin Cara is to become Sin Cara.

I'm now picturing Bryan training in the Tibet mountains, learning the ancient art of the point.

[Saul Goodman]

Why do some people think he is awful on the mic? I thought he did a good job here.

[Altabane]

Sept 23, 2011 21:59:41 GMT -5 Andrew is Good said:

He beat Hunicara the week before via DQ. And he beat Heath Slater like a drum twice last week I do believe. This losing streak angle doesn't work when the guys wins.

A DQ lame does nothing for anyone. And him beating Slater was on Superstars and then he got beat up by Sin Cara on SmackDown.

You can't use a show that gets less views that Z!TLIS as an argument.

Sept 23, 2011 22:16:46 GMT -5 Saul Goodman said:

Why do some people think he is awful on the mic? I thought he did a good job here.

He can sometimes be kind of bland or sometimes he can corpse a bit, but to a lot of people catchphrases = mic skills.

Bryan cuts a great pissed off promo though.

[Beartato]

Sept 23, 2011 21:59:41 GMT -5 Andrew is Good said:

He beat Hunicara the week before via DQ. And he beat Heath Slater like a drum twice last week I do believe. This losing streak angle doesn't work when the guys wins.

Yeah, he sure did look strong winning because the other guy was kicking his ass too hard and then beating a guy lower on the totem pole than Michael McGillicuty on a show no one watches.

[Cronant]

Sept 23, 2011 22:24:05 GMT -5 Beartato said:

Sept 23, 2011 21:59:41 GMT -5 Andrew is Good said:

He beat Hunicara the week before via DQ. And he beat Heath Slater like a drum twice last week I do believe. This losing streak angle doesn't work when the guys wins.

Yeah, he sure did look strong winning because the other guy was kicking his ass too hard and then beating a guy lower on the totem pole than Michael McGillicuty on a show no one watches.

I don't recall him ever saying he looked strong. He's disputing the "losing streak" when he's won matches. Superstars or not. DQ or not.

[Azrael from Outerspace]

The last 30 seconds of that interview shows what kind of energy and conviction he needs to show more (when allowed to). He does an excellent job of conveying emotion when he has a focus.

[Red Impact]

He was good at the end of it. I don't know why, but the guy was awful when he challenged The Miz for the US title on Raw.

[543Y2J]

I hope they are planting the seeds to 'Your gunna get your f***in head kicked in' version. The more intensity and drive the guy has he becomes (even) better, the NXT segments he had with Cole proves that.

[botchingitup]

Sept 23, 2011 22:34:32 GMT -5 Red Impact said:

He was good at the end of it. I don't know why, but the guy was awful when he challenged The Miz for the US title on Raw.

Because he was being fairly honest and nice to a dickish opponent.

Cena can get away with that now because he's already a megastar (and even recently he freaks out and gets aggressive more), but generally you can't be a subdued, "respectful" face and get over terribly often.

Obviously there's exceptions...but yeah. Bryan's not terribly over, wasn't on television even when he was winning, and I say that as a big fan of his.

More intensity is a plus.

[jadison]

For a guy with no charisma/can't talk, I thought he knocked that out of the park.

[Red Impact]

Sept 23, 2011 22:47:17 GMT -5 botchingitup said:

Sept 23, 2011 22:34:32 GMT -5 Red Impact said:

He was good at the end of it. I don't know why, but the guy was awful when he challenged The Miz for the US title on Raw.

Because he was being fairly honest and nice to a dickish opponent.

Cena can get away with that now because he's already a megastar (and even recently he freaks out and gets aggressive more), but generally you can't be a subdued, "respectful" face and get over terribly often.

Obviously there's exceptions...but yeah. Bryan's not terribly over, wasn't on television even when he was winning, and I say that as a big fan of his.

More intensity is a plus.

I don't really believe that. It wasn't what he was saying, it was how he was saying it. His delivery was terrible, he sounded like he was fumbling over his own words and had to stop himself from laughing. You can try to make excuses for the guy if you want, but it was just a badly delivered promo. He was better on NXT, but his first outing to Raw hurt him.