Also, I think a heel turn would be interesting for Kofi Kingston, although I don't know how it would work unless they give him a gimmick similar to the Nation of Domination.
I'd like for him to be a heel like he was way back pre-WWE. There's a heel promo of him on YouTube somewhere. A little 2-dimensional, but I liked it.
Someone has to say it.
John Cena got his ****ing head kicked in.

I don't see the African-American demographic rallying around Darren Young. With or without his recent press coverage, the guy's just not gifted enough in the ring. Not terrible, but not particularly gifted. He also hasn't shown himself to be particularly charismatic. Maybe he just hasn't had the opportunity, but up to this point, I certainly haven't seen it. WWE wants a star to present to my fellow African-Americans and, of the current roster, Big E probably will be the one who gets the rocket strapped to his back.
Titus is a possibility as well.
However, what WWE needs is someone who can go in the ring. Someone who could hang with Bryan or Punk in a 25-minute match. Shelton had the in-ring talent to be that guy, but lacked the mic skills. Kofi still could be that guy, but needs a gimmick change. A heel turn and repackaging would do him a world of good. After a nice run as a heel, have him turn face again and maybe they'd have the star they are looking for. But Kofi under his current faux-Jamaican gimmick just reeks of mid-card.
Darren Young definitely lacks the in-ring skills, and probably even the mic skills, to be a true superstar; but I wouldn't underestimate the vox populi in this case. Just as the people elevated Daniel Bryan to an unlikely stardom (and the guys in the back room probably never saw it coming), they're probably very likely to do that to Young as well. This is already getting mainstream media attention, because it's hip and trendy to do a coming-out story in unlikely venues. In just this weekend alone, Darren Young has probably become a permanent blip on pop-culture radar.
Should Shawn Micheals come out on Raw tomorrow and get involved where he gets RKO'd or save it for WM time..or both?
Darren Young definitely lacks the in-ring skills, and probably even the mic skills, to be a true superstar; but I wouldn't underestimate the vox populi in this case. Just as the people elevated Daniel Bryan to an unlikely stardom (and the guys in the back room probably never saw it coming), they're probably very likely to do that to Young as well. This is already getting mainstream media attention, because it's hip and trendy to do a coming-out story in unlikely venues. In just this weekend alone, Darren Young has probably become a permanent blip on pop-culture radar.
Reddit guy got owned tonight.
He really did. From Rajah.com:
- According to sources backstage in WWE, there were many changes to the SummerSlam script in the hours leading up to the show. In an effort to prevent leaks on Reddit.com and wrestling news sites, only a select few WWE staffers knew about the main event finish before it happened.
http://rajah.com/node/35414
my only guess is HHH pals around with Vince till he turnss on him tooOdd.
I'm not sure what the play is here? I thought we'd heard so much about there being a 'power struggle' angle between Vince, HHH, and Stephanie, yet this confuses me.
I thought HHH would call it fair, Bryan would win, and Vince would send out Randy to cash in. Now I'm just confused. Will Vince have a change of heart, and declare Daniel Bryan treated unfairly and he's a deserved champion? I really don't get it.
With regards to Christian too, I wouldn't be surprised if we get a retirement announcement on Raw tonight.
I was ok, I did enjoy the theatrics of it all. Gimmicky as all herll, but did its job.was i the only one who enjoyed the ring of fire match ? seems alot of the iwc hated it