NXT Champions being called up to the Main Roster before losing their NXT-title?

Well it seems to me that WWE is calling up the NXT champion to the main roster before he even loses his title at NXT. I know that there has only been two NXT champions (the first ever NXT champion Seth Rollins and Big E Lanston who is the current NXT champion) but I think they should have to lose their titles before they are being called up to the main roster.
Here is why:

I will start off with Seth Rollins.

So Rollins debut at Survivor Series with the group now known as The Shield. They were billed as three guys who couldn't be beaten. In the mean time Rollins had to lose the NXT championship in the middle of his big push with the Shield which I guess doesn't really matter to people that doesn't watch NXT. But for people like me that indeed follows NXT it doesn't really make sense to push a guy like Langston who is going to be beat on another show by someone who isn't even on the main roster yet. Yes Both Langston and Rollins has lost matches on NXT during their big pushed on the main-roster.

My point in this article is that I think that the current NXT champion should lose the championship before they call him up to the main roster. Especially if they are getting a big push like Langston and Rollins did, because in that way they don't have to lose any credibility in the middle of a big push. Because it doesn't feel like a real push if the superstar still has to compete on the developmental-roster when he is being pushed on the main-roster.

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Why Team Hell No should split up!

Last year the most unlikely outcome from one of the hot summer-feuds in the WWE happened. Daniel Bryan and Kane had been involved in a love-triangle with AJ Lee and Cm Punk. Both Bryan and Kane let their emotions get in their way, when both men fought Cm Punk for the WWE-title. The script WWE delivered was pure genius, because not only did it allow Cm Punk to retain the title, but both Bryan and Kane looked strong after their feud with Punk ended. When Punk went on to face new contenders for the title, Bryan and Kane continued their feud towards Summerslam 2012. Bryan played the heel during their feud, while Kane played a monster face who wanted to punish pretty much everyone. Their feud took a great turn when Bryan managed to defeat Kane via a roll-up pin victory at Summerslam. This made Kane even more furious for the months to come, which eventually ended with him targeting Bryan for revenge. Kane got his revenge, which culminated with a Bryan character change. When their feud was as hot as it possibly could be, AJ Lee announced that both men had to go trough anger-therapy if they didn't want to get fired. Eventually Bryan and Kane found themselves teaming up by the hands of their "shrink" Dr Shelby. This led to the rise of the most dominating tag-team since DX in 2009, known as "Team Hell No". Bryan and Kane has held their titles for almost nine months now, and they have only lost four tag-team matches since their reign started. But now its time for both men to split up, and start their singles careers again.
Here are some reasons why:

1) Both men are great single-competitors
Both Kane and Bryan are most known for their runs as single competitors. Kane has been considered as the second best "giant" for 15 years now, only behind his scripted brother The Undertaker. There was a time Kane was even considered as the best "giant" in the company, when he held the WHC-title and defeated his brother in three consecutive PPVs in a row. But when Kane returned with his masc on he slowly took a turn from his monster gimmick to his comedy gimmick that he is known for now. While Daniel Bryan got the spotlight turned on him when he won the Money In The Bank briefcase at the MITB ppv in 2011. He went on to cash in the briefcase and defeat Big Show to earn the WHC-title. He held the title for almost five months, before he lost it at Wrestlemania 28 in the shortest WHC-title match in WWEs history. But Bryan kept proving the world that he indeed is one of the greatest in-ring competitors the past century.

Both men has proven enough as a tag-team. Now its time to let them shine as serious single competitors again. Kane can be used to put over rising stars, while Bryan should be placed back in the WHC-title picture again.

2) The tag-team scene needs to be refreshed
Bryan and Kane has dominated the tag-team scene for almost nine months now. Meaning that other great teams such as the Prime Time players, RhodeScolars, The Usos, Primo and Epico and Tons of Funks have been held back. If you want a dominating tag-team scene you can not rely on one team to carry the load. By splitting up Team Hell No other great teams get their opportunity to shine in the spotlight. This should happen soon, if not the tag-team scene will not be as relevant as it was when Team Hell No was still hot.

3) Both Bryan and Kane are being held back from the main-event scene
Many people has been complaining about the fact that WWE are missing enough superstars who can enter the main-event scene. Daniel Bryan and Kane are both made for the main-event scene. By using them in the tag-team scene, you take away two great single competitors who should be in the main-event scene as single competitors.

Both men should also change their gimmicks if they split up. Bryan should go back to his old babyface gimmick, which made him so popular. While Kane should snap one more time, and let his rage out on the entire WWE-roster again.



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WWE: Superstars that should do a face-turn!

Since we already wrote an article earlier this week talking about faces that should go heel, I thought we should discuss some heels that should do a face-turn. Below you have some suggestions of superstars that should do a face-turn:


1) Fandango
This is probably an simple choice after what happen this past Monday on Raw. I think this would be a good change for Fandango because a lot of fans already started cheering him and also because he has been a heel his whole wrestling career both in FCW and NXT. I also got an idea on how he can go face.

I was thinking after his next match with Chris Jericho he can win it and then after the match he can help Chris up and they can shake hands and show each other respect. This way Fandango most likely earns the respect from one of the most popular superstars on the roster, which will automatically make him liked by the fans.





2) Daniel Bryan
Well Daniel Bryan is kind of already a face because the fans already cheer him and lately he has been wrestling heels like Ziggler, Big E Langston, Cesaro and so on. I don't really got an idea on how to make him 100 percent a face but I was thinking if him and Kane can lose the tag team titles. Then he and Kane will probably feud again. But to make it different than their last feud Bryan can be the face and Kane can go back to being the evil heel that he used to be.







3) Dolph Ziggler
Since Dolph cashed in his Money In The Bank on Raw I think it is about time that he goes by him self for a change. I didn't think he needed Vickie and now I don't think he needs AJ or Big E either. For him to go face it will be pretty easy because all that the WWE would have to do is to get the NXT champion Big E to turn on him and maybe they can feud for the world championship. Ziggler is already a fan-favorite, so it would be the right move by WWE to turn him face.








These are three of the superstars I think should do a face-turn, which might help elevate their careers to. Below is a link to the previous article were we discuss superstars who should do a heel-turn:

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Extreme Rules 2013 breakdown. Possible matches that could happen!

Wrestlemania is over. Now its time to focus on the next PPV for WWE. On Monday at Raw we saw possible developments of new feuds, and old feuds from Wrestlemania that still kept going. WWE has 5 weeks until their next PPV Extreme Rules, which means there are a lot of time left to create an exciting match-card for Extreme Rules. Here are some possibly matches that might happen at Extreme Rules.

1) John Cena vs Ryback
This Monday Ryback shocked the WWE-universe when he attacked John Cena. The dominating powerhouse seams to be targeting the WWE-champ and his title. Ryback was involved in a three month feud, where he fought against Cm Punk for the title. He fell short three out of three times (because of Brad Maddox and The Shield), but he came out of the feud with a lot of momentum. But after Royal Rumble a lot of the attention Ryback had been getting for the past four months was getting away from him (mainly because of Cena vs Rock and Undertaker vs Cm Punk). Even though Ryback managed to get back in the spotlight with his (possibly short feud) against Mark Henry. Once again Ryback fell short at a PPV when Henry defeated him at Wrestlemania. Even though Ryback lost the match, he was the one who stood in the ring last with his arm raised, after he delivered an amazing "Shellshocked" on Henry. This Monday Henry had a match against John Cena (If he won he would get a title-shot), and after the match was over Henry attacked Cena. After Henry had delivered a "world strongest slam" on Cena, Ryback's music hit. Out came Ryback, and the powerhouse finished of Henry. When Ryback had cleared Henry out of the ring, he turned his focus to the wounded champ. After Ryback had helped Cena back on his feet, he shocked everyone with a thunderous clothesline on the champion. This attack seemed to be the start of a top feud between the two powerhouses. Most likely Ryback will face John Cena for the WWE-championship at Extreme Rules. This has the potential to become a thriller main-event at Extreme Rules.

2) Mark Henry vs Sheamus
Many thought Henry would go on to face Cena at Extreme Rules. But it seems like WWE is heading in a different direction with the "world strongest man". When Ryback lay'd out Henry this Monday on Raw, it seams like that was the ending of their feud for now. Since Ryback is the one who is possibly going to face Cena at Extreme Rules, WWE had to go in another direction with Henry. Back in 2011 when Henry had just started his massive heel-turn, Sheamus stepped up and took a face-turn at the same time. Mark Henry was the reason Sheamus turned face, as these two had a short feud in the summer of 2011. Henry won their match at Money In The Bank by count-out, but both men looked equally strong after their feud ended. Sheamus has been stuck in "nowhere" lately, and his feud with The Shield has mostly been about putting the young stars over. But now it seems like WWE want to give "The Celtic" warrior a top feud with Henry again. Most likely the winner of this feud will go on to battle for the WHC-title. Expect this feud to start taking forms the next weeks to come. Who do you think will win this feud?

3) The Shield vs Team Hell No (For the WWE-tag team titles)
Team Hell No has already faced The Shield once at TLC 2012. The Shield won that battle, in what is remembered as one of the best matches of 2012. That time Team Hell No teamed up with Ryback, and their feud with The Shield did not involve their tag team titles. The Shield has gained a lot of momentum lately, and they are still undefeated at PPVs which is amazing considering they debuted only six months ago. WWE has been looking to split up Team Hell No for a while now, but nobody has been considered as real treats for the champions until now. The Shield has already started to target the tag team champions (both this Monday on Raw, and on Smackdown tonight they had an angle together). Expect this feud to evolve for the weeks to come. Most likely The Shield will win a possible title-match against Team Hell No, which gives WWE the opportunity to split up Daniel Bryan and Kane. If this happens, expect Bryan to start a feud with WHC-champion Dolph Ziggler later this year (if Ziggler still is the champion). This is great news for hardcore-fans who wants to see both Bryan and Kane return as single competitors again.

4) Other possibilities

There are other feuds that might happen to. For example Dolph Ziggler will most likely face Alberto Del Rio at Extreme Rules. This match could also include Jack Swagger, making it a triple-treat match for the WHC-title. Fandango will most likely either end his feud with Chris Jericho (Y2J) at Extreme Rules, or he will move on to another high profile wrestler whom he will face at Extreme Rules.

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WWE: who should John Cena feud with next?

The past eight years John Cena has been the number one guy within WWE and Wrestling as a worldwide promotion. Pretty much everyone who has seen Wrestling (only once in their life) knows who John Cena is. The man has been a cash machine for WWE. This year at Wrestlemania 29 he defeated Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in the biggest Wrestling rematch in recent history. This also reinforced the legacy for John Cena, being one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. The big question is, who should the WWE-champion feud with next? What can possibly top his "twice in a lifetime" feud with The Rock? Here are some suggestions below:

1) Ryback
The obvious answer is Ryback. Ryback is considered the third biggest "babyface" superstar behind Cena and Sheamus. This last Monday on raw he made his intention clear, when he attacked John Cena and stood tall with the WWE-title in his hands afterwords. The only problem is that Ryback has been on a PPV-losing streak, which makes him lose his credibility a bit, when he is suppose to lock horns with a megastar like John Cena. But a feud with John Cena could be exactly what Ryback needs to step in as a major player within WWE. A possible main-event title match between two of the strongest wrestlers in the world would be pure magical. Plus Ryback is one of few guys left on the roster that actually seams like a credible treat for Cena (even though he has a bad PPV-record).

2) Randy Orton
This is a feud that has happened plenty times before. But if Orton makes the heel-turn, he would be considered the second biggest heel in the business behind Cm Punk. Orton and Cena has great chemistry, and a renewal of their feud from 2009 could be great for both parties. Plus Orton is also one of the few guys on the roster whom can be considered a real treat to John Cena.

3) Fandango
It might be a bit early you think. But Fandango has already turned out to be the successes WWE hoped for. He is one of few guys I think has the potential to become a top star within WWE in the near future. If he continues as a heel, I think Fandango would be a great opponent for John Cena around the Money In The Bank and Summerslam PPVs. Fandango (Johnny Curtis) has only been in the WWE with his new gimmick for seven weeks. But already he has been a major talking-point both in medias and on twitter. This man has the potential to become a top-star in the business, and what greater way to make him famous by letting him feud with the biggest star in the business at an "early" point in his career?

4) The Shield
The Shield has done their justice for now. Its time they go after the title. Cena vs One opponent usually isn't considered as a great deal (Because Cena always wins), but Cena vs A whole group would have been amazing. Lets say that one of the members from The Shield wins a contenders match for the WWE-title. Then think about it. Not only does Cena have to worry about one opponent, but he also has to worry about two top-heels surrounding the ring to. This could have been a great feud both for The Shield and for John Cena. For once Cena actually would have been the underdog.



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Is Fandango already becoming popular with the fans?

Johnny Curtis AKA Fandango has become more and more likable since his match against Y2J AKA Chris Jericho it seems. About seven weeks ago almost every wrestling fan thought he was going to be a big "flop" but this past Monday night on Raw it seems like a majority of  the fans are starting to like him and his gimmick.

BRITISH wrestling fans helped instigate one of the most incredible atmospheres in wrestling history on Monday night and amazingly much of it consisted of singing the theme music to a wrestler who seven weeks ago was expected to be a major flop.

It all started when Fandango was going to the ring for his match on Monday when the fans started joining in with his song. The fans in New Jersey watching Raw live kept singing his song through most of his match. The crowd popped heavily for a Jericho run-in and beat down, but resumed their cheers for Fandango after the fallen dancer breathlessly repeated his name, restarting their rendition of his theme song. The next match was the eight-person tag dropped from Mania involving Tons of Funk, Rhodes Scholars and The Bellas. The crowd opted to ignore this and continue singing Fandangos theme song. Then there was the main event with the new WWE champion John Cena VS Mark Henry. The fans sang Henry's song when the worlds strongest man went to the ring but then when Cena and Henry started their match the fans went back to singing/humming Fandangos theme song. John Cena even danced a little to acknowledge their singing and got a rare ovation for doing so.


After Raw was off of TV for the week the fans left the arena to Fandangos theme song.

Has the "Fandango revolution" (which was trending on twitter on Monday night into Tuesday) begun?

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