Unpopular Wrestling Opinions XII

[The Nerd]

I just know they better not turn him heel. It seems the solution is to always turn a baby face heel. Finn overall is fine to me. So I don't know what to tell people who don't like him. I guess just don't watch his segments. Because the guy oozes star appeal and presence.

[LEGION]

I just know they better not turn him heel. It seems the solution is to always turn a baby face heel. Finn overall is fine to me. So I don't know what to tell people who don't like him. I guess just don't watch his segments. Because the guy oozes star appeal and presence.

Because people who have followed his entire career know that he became this high caliber Star as a heel. Unless you want him to put on a space suit again, it's not that hard to understand.

[E#37]

I just know they better not turn him heel. It seems the solution is to always turn a baby face heel. Finn overall is fine to me. So I don't know what to tell people who don't like him. I guess just don't watch his segments. Because the guy oozes star appeal and presence.

 

His Heel work is what got him noticed and when WWE saw his potential. He's just one of those wrestlers who shines a Heel and fails as a Face. It's not rocket sience.

[The Nerd]

I don't agree. I've followed him since the beginning and I prefer him how he is now tbh.

[Counting Lights]

I do think Finn has presence, when he's out there people are drawn to him. But he doesn't have a lick of personality and I personally am not excited to see him anymore. Him being tied down to Bray Wyatt for the past three months really didn't help either. Finn needs something to get going for him. Heel turn, stable, even just a really good, grudge filled feud with someone who's actually interesting that isn't just said person constantly mocking "The Demon". Honestly, if it's booked well a feud with Cena could be great for Finn, it helped AJ find a level of charisma nobody knew he had.

He has all the makings of a star, but it feels like they're expecting his entrance and occasional bodypaint to be his entire schtick, and that's just....dull.

 

[Lil' Kazu]

I don't agree. I've followed him since the beginning and I prefer him how he is now tbh.

 

Damn, dude, you've been watching him since his NWA-UK days??

[The Nerd]

I'm familiar with all of his work. Via YouTube or footage from friends and more. Especially when I have many friends that reside in the U.K. Finn is also to this day the person I've wanted signed to WWE in the first place.

[Oresama]

I'd be more interested in seeing (three of) WWE's Four Horsewomen against the Trifecta than against the UFC's Four Horsewomen.

[E#37]

I'd be more interested in seeing (three of) WWE's Four Horsewomen against the Trifecta than against the UFC's Four Horsewomen.

 

I don't even think it will be all four. Marina Shafir has no interest in pro wrestling.

[Creepia]

Who in the blue hell are Trifecta?

[Oresama]

Who in the blue hell are Trifecta?

 

Mercedes Martinez, Nicole Savoy and Shayna Baszler.

[The Nerd]

I still think Bray is amazing on mic. I also still feel Enzo is dope on mic.

[Willows Way]

Bray is awesome on the mic its just no one pays attention which is a shame.

 

Enzo's promo on Cass at GBOF was probably one of his best ever.

[Beardd]

Yeah Bray is good but I just don't give a shit about what he's saying. I was a big fan of him until his move to RAW and now the only time I've cared was his match against Goldust.

 

And that was wasted potential since Goldy's as credible as a local jobber at this point. Damn shame.

[St★rstruck]

I think most people know Bray's still good on the mic; it's just that his weekly monologues typically hold no weight as they used to in his first year because he hardly ever comes out on top in his feuds.

 

I'm surprised he got over on Rollins, though.

[Counting Lights]

Right, Bray's a good talker, but what he says has gone from sounding like sinister threats to recycled rambling. There's no weight behind it anymore.

[Creepia]

Yeah Bray is but I just don't give a shit about what he's saying. I was a big fan of him until his move to RAW and now the only time I've cared was his match against Goldust.

 

And that was wasted potential since Goldy's as credible as a local jobber at this point. Damn shame.

Goldust has earned his credibility. It doesn't matter if currently he's low on the card, he's a veteran who has proved himself. Beating him will always mean something as it will for many veterans.

[Beardd]

Am I the only one who wanted to see more out of a Bray/Goldust match on here? I was more interested in that promo, match and aftermath than I was both the Rollins and Balor feuds.

 

Wasn't here during the RAW chat so I'm curious.

[Counting Lights]

 

Yeah Bray is but I just don't give a shit about what he's saying. I was a big fan of him until his move to RAW and now the only time I've cared was his match against Goldust.

 

And that was wasted potential since Goldy's as credible as a local jobber at this point. Damn shame.

Goldust has earned his credibility. It doesn't matter if currently he's low on the card, he's a veteran who has proved himself. Beating him will always mean something as it will for many veterans.

 

Uh....I gotta disagree man. Like, Goldust has had a great career, but it's not like someone beating him is making people turn heads. Dude is completely irrelevant in modern day WWE, he's just another guy that's there to put over the talent.

[Beardd]

 

Yeah Bray is but I just don't give a shit about what he's saying. I was a big fan of him until his move to RAW and now the only time I've cared was his match against Goldust.

 

And that was wasted potential since Goldy's as credible as a local jobber at this point. Damn shame.

Goldust has earned his credibility. It doesn't matter if currently he's low on the card, he's a veteran who has proved himself. Beating him will always mean something as it will for many veterans.

That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying he was treated like a local jobber. Wyatt didn't struggle.

 

I'd prefer an actual full-length feud between the two with Goldust credible enough to give him a challenge. Think it would be great with the right story.

[Creepia]

 

 

 

Yeah Bray is but I just don't give a shit about what he's saying. I was a big fan of him until his move to RAW and now the only time I've cared was his match against Goldust.

 

And that was wasted potential since Goldy's as credible as a local jobber at this point. Damn shame.

Goldust has earned his credibility. It doesn't matter if currently he's low on the card, he's a veteran who has proved himself. Beating him will always mean something as it will for many veterans.

Uh....I gotta disagree man. Like, Goldust has had a great career, but it's not like someone beating him is making people turn heads. Dude is completely irrelevant in modern day WWE, he's just another guy that's there to put over the talent.

He's ALWAYS been midcard/low card. What he's doing now is really no different than 90% of his career. He's an amazing enhancement talent and has earned his credibility over his years. I don't think it really matters how credible someone like Goldust is in 2017.

[Beardd]

He's had good stories over the years though.

[Creepia]

Yeah no one said he didn't. That's besides the point, I'm not arguing whether Goldust SHOULD have bigger stories or not. I'm arguing that his credibility has been earned.

[Beardd]

I'm not arguing anything lol.

 

My whole point was that the Bray/Goldust match was wasted potential imo. I think a killer feud and story between the two (because of their gimmicks) would be fun television. But I suppose that's unrealistic in 2017...

[Creepia]

I'm not arguing anything lol.

 

My whole point was that the Bray/Goldust match was wasted potential imo. I think a killer feud and story between the two (because of their gimmicks) would be fun television. But I suppose that's unrealistic in 2017...

Said I was arguing, not you. I was just using it as a general term, not literally.