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I'd like to see Lesnar make a return. They are low on star power and HHH is very protective of his NXT talent saying in yhe NXT London press conference that he isn't willing to bring someone up to cover a slot like a band aid till the guy returns then just to be pushed aside.
I'm very surprised I'm saying this after all the backstage gossip around HHH, The Kliq and DX but I think WWE will do really well under HHH. He seems to get what wrestling in 2015 is as opposed to VKM who seems to be going backwards and "suffering succotash" we've started getting the cartoon characters from the 80's back.
I also see HHH building around multiple people rather than one person being his star then having everyone else rotate under that person. He had Rollins first, then he left and he had neville, then he left, then he had Zayn, then he left(kinda), then he had Owens, then he left, then he had Balor, then he will leave and probably Apollo Crews or even Corbin wil fill that void. Let's be honest if that was WWE they'd be out of believable main Eventers after Zayn. Just look now Cena and Orton are out, lesner is on a sabbatical and we have 2 mid/upper mid carders main eventing a PPV. No offence to either but Reigns isn't ready and Sheamus has been given the mini push too many times to take seriously.
I really feel like losses should mean more than they do. At the moment it's "oh I lost, never mind, who's next to feud with". What happened to the best of 5 because both guys just can't stand to lose that badly or because the one guy got so close all 4 times but just couldn't make it. The last time I really remember that happening was Cesaro Vs Zayn in NXT. Zayn wanted it so badly but just couldn't get that 1, 2, 3 on Cesaro and it was beating him up inside so badly that he just had to go again. I also think that they habe so much more in ring freedom in nxt to actually try different things and mold their own character rather than it all being planned to every move in the WWE Style. "Beat down, hold by heel ad break, come back, build momentum, stop hold by heel, build again, face hits finisher, 1, 2, 3 "Vintage 'face guys name'" (Michael Cole) "he never gives up"
I'm very surprised I'm saying this after all the backstage gossip around HHH, The Kliq and DX but I think WWE will do really well under HHH. He seems to get what wrestling in 2015 is as opposed to VKM who seems to be going backwards and "suffering succotash" we've started getting the cartoon characters from the 80's back.
I also see HHH building around multiple people rather than one person being his star then having everyone else rotate under that person. He had Rollins first, then he left and he had neville, then he left, then he had Zayn, then he left(kinda), then he had Owens, then he left, then he had Balor, then he will leave and probably Apollo Crews or even Corbin wil fill that void. Let's be honest if that was WWE they'd be out of believable main Eventers after Zayn. Just look now Cena and Orton are out, lesner is on a sabbatical and we have 2 mid/upper mid carders main eventing a PPV. No offence to either but Reigns isn't ready and Sheamus has been given the mini push too many times to take seriously.
I really feel like losses should mean more than they do. At the moment it's "oh I lost, never mind, who's next to feud with". What happened to the best of 5 because both guys just can't stand to lose that badly or because the one guy got so close all 4 times but just couldn't make it. The last time I really remember that happening was Cesaro Vs Zayn in NXT. Zayn wanted it so badly but just couldn't get that 1, 2, 3 on Cesaro and it was beating him up inside so badly that he just had to go again. I also think that they habe so much more in ring freedom in nxt to actually try different things and mold their own character rather than it all being planned to every move in the WWE Style. "Beat down, hold by heel ad break, come back, build momentum, stop hold by heel, build again, face hits finisher, 1, 2, 3 "Vintage 'face guys name'" (Michael Cole) "he never gives up"
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