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Post by RowdyRobbyPiper on Sept 23, 2013 20:28:22 GMT -5
Shame this is Ryback's final chance considering the fact he's not a top star is down to creative. He was ridiculously over when feuding with Punk but WWE didn't pull the trigger when they should have done. I agree that their best opportunity to propel Ryback to top draw levels was when he was a face feuding with CM Punk. I hated the lame cop-out finishes those two had with The Shield and Brad Maddox getting involved. While I think it was a definite missed opportunity for Ryback, Punk was on a historic run and there were already plans for him to drop the belt to The Rock. So I understand and agree with why they had Punk go over, but I don't know why they even had Ryback in those matches in the first place. Cena was out with an injury and Ryback was the replacement. Otherwise, I suspect Punk would have dropped the belt back to Cena, not Rock.
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Post by Mesousa287793 on Sept 23, 2013 20:44:09 GMT -5
LOL Good ol RVD Stiffing people again But it's against ADR, so we should thank him more.
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Post by Manute Bol on Sept 23, 2013 22:34:10 GMT -5
I agree that their best opportunity to propel Ryback to top draw levels was when he was a face feuding with CM Punk. I hated the lame cop-out finishes those two had with The Shield and Brad Maddox getting involved. While I think it was a definite missed opportunity for Ryback, Punk was on a historic run and there were already plans for him to drop the belt to The Rock. So I understand and agree with why they had Punk go over, but I don't know why they even had Ryback in those matches in the first place. Cena was out with an injury and Ryback was the replacement. Otherwise, I suspect Punk would have dropped the belt back to Cena, not Rock. Not really...it was pretty much the worst kept secret ever that Cena was getting the belt back at Mania from Rock. Punk wasn't losing it til the Rumble to Rock.
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