Bobbby Lashley as a heel

[Sad sack ass fruitbooty]

"Jesus H. Christ"- Greatest call ever.

[thesunbeast]

We can't judge what someone "can" or "can't" do based on how they were when they were still learning.

[Ultimate Reality]

Lashley would be a great heel if he only said "huss!" or in his case, "huth!"

Either that or wear the Vader helmet.

[jmac950]

Lashley should be a heel. He's huge. His wrestling attire was nicer back in OVW as well.

[Confused Mark Wahlberg]

Bobby needs to be a guy that just flips out randomly. Like, we could have all kinds of return vignettes:

Bobby is pulled over by 'the man' for speeding:

"Yes, officer, I probably was exceeding the speed limit."

Kristal breaks up with Bobby:

"Yes, I guess I have been taking you for granted."

Bobby can't get out of jury duty:

"Well, I should serve, it's my duty as a citizen of this great country"

Bobby in the movie theater when a baby starts crying:



~people seen fleeing for their lives from theater~

[thesunbeast]

It's not what you have that determines how good you can be, it's how you use what you have.

Bobby Lashley being this huge guy with a big head, bug eyes, and soft voice could actually be a good thing and not bad. If they have him try to act like this serious, intense tough guy, then it might not work. If he's this guy that's all about love and sweet happiness, but just happens to be enormous and destroys people when he's mad, then that would be different.

That's the difference between The Rock and The Undertaker. If, for the first time I saw Undertaker, he said "Finally, the Undertaker HAS COME BACK.........." Everyone would say "man....this guy can't talk". If Isaw The Rock walk slowly to the ring in a sweat jacket and jeans and get into the ring and say "This is my yard, and I'm the big dog that runs this yard", I don't think anyone would take him seriously. You have to use what you've got to your advantage, not your disadvantage, but sometimes that happens.

[damian316]

"I can speak for myself." -- Bobby Lashley