WWE Fans

[Rick Sanchez]

Originally Posted by TheShield

WWE.com has just announced that the New Age Outlaws will defend their Tag Team Championship against the Usos at the Elimination Chamber PPV!

I'd love to see the Usos win the titles, because they are long overdue for a title run. I could see this ending in one of two ways. Either the Usos win the titles at Elimination Chamber or they win the titles at WrestleMania.

Amen to that

I was just about to say the same thing.

Originally Posted by Psycho Man

I'd love to see the Usos win the titles, because they are long overdue for a title run. I could see this ending in one of two ways. Either the Usos win the titles at Elimination Chamber or they win the titles at WrestleMania.

It amazes me that the Usos haven't won a World Tag Team Championship since being on the main roster in 2010. I know they were former FCW Florida Tag Team Champions, but they deserve to be WWE Tag Team Champions!

[Rick Sanchez]

Originally Posted by TheShield

It amazes me that the Usos haven't won a World Tag Team Championship since being on the main roster in 2010. I know they were former FCW Florida Tag Team Champions, but they deserve to be WWE Tag Team Champions!

I agree, they're easily the best Tag Team in the WWE.

[Booster Gold]

Great tag team with an awesome entrance...I don't think either one of them would make an impact in singles competition at the moment but as a tag team, they definitely deserve a reasonably long title run.

WWE: The Usos New Pyro Entrance with New Theme "So Close Now" - YouTube

WWE: The Usos New Pyro Entrance with New Theme "So Close Now" - YouTube

[Rick Sanchez]

"So Close Now" is one of my favorite theme songs. It has a West Coast feel to it.

[Absent Friend]

ATTENTION ALL JERICHOHOLICS! - I want YOU to write the foreword for my next BOOK! All you have to do to win is compose up to a 1,000 word essay on why you are a fan of mine, what I've meant to your life, how my previous books have influenced you...basically whatever you want to write about! I'll choose one winner and that person's foreword will be included in my next book, due to be released in September of this year.

What's up with those number limit essays? It forced me to waste time and count the words when having to write one down, no Microsoft Word yet. A 250 word essay on something I don't remember in some English class. It's better not to give a number and I'd be more viable to let it rip and ramble on.

But to give the basics for the sake of something to type about.

Why I'm a fan of Chris Jericho? Because he's good at everything he does, and he makes it look so easy and second nature to him. Multifaceted too, not just sticking to the in-ring and promo stuff.

What he's meant to my life? Nothing overly personal, but in a time where I was getting fully into heels as entertaining parts of a show, he was the only one I didn't want to win. Back when he feuded with Shawn Michaels in 2008, that angle was perfect in the sense that it created so much sympathy for Shawn. I knew what Jericho was doing was pure gold, but I didn't take the time to appreciate and be a fan of that character until after the feud with HBK ended. There, it was all about Shawn getting the better of Chris. Then when he feuded with Batista, Cena, screw those faces, I wanted Jericho to win. Then comes a full year of that in 2009 when he was truly the best in the world at what he did at the time. Great performances with great wrestlers like Rey Mysterio, great performances with old legends like Ricky Steamboat, great performances on promos when he's leading, great promo work when he's getting buried by guest hosts and the running gag from DX involving kicking Jericho out of RAW. Then in 2010 there's the overly sympathetic time for Chris. He lost, he lost, he kept losing, and I mean after he had a short run with the world title and feuded with Edge. Just kept losing, put Evan Bourne over, but still lost, until being the first guy eliminated at that 6 pack challenge spelled the end of Jericho for me. The punt to the head that happened the next night or week, was just beating a dead horse, though a necessary write off.

Not to mention he, Edge, and Christian proved that Canadian wrestlers are far more skilled in multiple facets than most American, British/international counterparts.

I read his two books during his absence from the company, through PDF of course because I never ever have bought a book. They were both very entertaining and serves as a template of what's the best overall path for a wrestler who ends up getting over with the casual and smarter fan. Maybe not a guaranteed cash cow draw like a John Cena, but just the guy everyone ends up liking. The dues paid, the struggles, and in two different parts. Pre-WWE and during WWE (first run). The third book should be just as good, because he's going to dig into the feud with HBK, which is the biggest draw for me. Plus the heat he got during that time, that striking a female fan was a classic internet story and Youtube video.

Do your fucking job.

Do your fucking job.

In my time as a wrestling fan, he's definitely the best wrestling heel I ever saw (non wrestling would be Vince McMahon). The 2012 heel run with Punk was great. Could've been better if given more time, and the alcohol stuff was a cheap road to take, but one that ended up being more entertaining than the ridiculous bits that existed. The brief face run then and into 2013 showed that he still knows how to be a great face, and even better on doing the honors for talent like Fandango and The Ryback, as the company wouldn't dare jobbing any other top star to those guys.

Even outside WWE, I do enjoy his podcast, and the web series was pretty funny. I only watched Dancing With The Stars (on Youtube) to catch Jericho and his good looking dance partner do a sweet job. I think they were 5th or 4th to last in being eliminated, which is an indirect boost of character to the wrestling business.

With Daniel Bryan, I can't nail down a solid Fave Five of all time, the number now would be 6. Also, can't bother ranking like I did way back then. So, Super Six, Chris Jericho is in my Super Six.

I used a word count tool online. 682 words. That's without planning and drafting.

I might not include this part if I were to make a 1000 word essay, but Fozzy's...ehhh. Early years as a metalhead, I liked them, but I feel I grew out of that borderline hard rock/modern metal thing, so they aren't my cup of tea right now necessarily. I do like that "Martyr No More" song (Royal Rumble 2010 theme song I think), and some of their cover songs from the early years were pretty good too.

Lastly, when Bryan gets his respectable, legit WWE title reign, he's going to need good heels to help maintain his over status with the fans. Enter Chris Jericho, it's a fact these days that people are more impatient and are fickle enough to turn on a wrestler. Cena was that, but it's embraced nowadays, CM Punk was/is catching more internet hate starting in the middle of his 434 day title reign, I'd hope Daniel Bryan will be immune to that, but it's pretty much a fact of life in wrestling. The more successful someone gets and the more the company buys into their hype and tries and monopolize it to their liking as a smart business would normally do, the more people will turn heel, and these icons become more polarizing.

Anyways, Usos, yeah, Elimination Chamber. Their time could be there, but I prefer Wrestlemania, so something screwy should happen. DQ loss, countout, anything that doesn't involve any official loss to the team, that would end their undefeated streak. They could do a rematch for Wrestlemania, but maybe throw in 1 or two teams. Bring a ladder, and it stops being realistic, and is just a fantasy for me. I know it's been since Wrestlemania 26 that one is treated to some kind of ladder match on the show, but I just feel that it's been an unsung staple of Wrestlemania.

Nice work. I'm debating whether to try one myself, but I don't think I will bother. I picture mine getting looked at for a second then somebody cleaning their ass with it. your English sucks boy.

decent match there with Bryan and Christian.

whats this? Bryan on double duty vs Kane. Well I was right about that at least. Kane will have some explaining to do when he gets beat here.

Kane gets dq

Looks like they have their out now for Sunday anyway when/if Bryan doesn't win. Shoulder damage.

Ambrose needs to do something about that hairdo. He is not quite at Bobby Charlton level yet thank goodness.

[Mo]

It's seems Bryan is getting the booking Punk would have got & it's as boring if it was with Punk V Kane.

The best use of Bad News Barrett yet

Crowd going into business for themselves again. if you're gonna chant CM Punk, put some heart into it. dicks. JBL chants :/ dicks

Swagger keeps his momentum going. Not like he could have lost. that would have meant less sense than usual.