At 2/17/09 12:57 PM, Outlaw88 wrote:
I guess the direction WWE is going to take with Orton is him going against HHH. Orton is the #1 contender to whatever world title he wants and HHH will be out for revenge. This could be a good angle if done right but this can cheapen the fact that Orton is going after the title and make it more about the McMahons and HHH.
That's absolutely what's going to happen, it's going to be all about what Orton has done to the Mc's and Triple H defending the family and the belt will just kind of be "there". I mean, just look at what happened last night, Vickie and Edge spent about 10 minutes gloating how they outsmarted RAW, took their World Title away, made out in the ring, and the only person to do anything towards getting it back was Cena. The first time we see a McMahon or anyone that has equivalent or more power then Vickie from a story perspective? It's Shane challenging Randy and not saying one word about RAW technically having no world champion at this point. They've proven the focus for RAW heading into Mania is this McMahon dreck and the title absolutely is incidental in all of this. It pisses me off, especially when the fan reaction in the building to the "heel" stuff Orton does is to pop for it.
Cena vs. Edge again? Again it makes sense based on what happened but they fueded for the better part of last year and a bit before that. I'd rather Edge have a longer run this time since he keeps losing the title after a few weeks or months.
No, they feuded for the better part of 06, last year it was Taker and Edge, and some of 07 they feuded, but it's really been the better part of a year and a half to two years since we've had Cena against Edge. I do like the idea of a longer run for Edge, it's up to WWE though if they want to keep the World Title on SD! though at this point, and I think any run of Edge with a world title is better for that brand right now then anybody else with it because there's more faces for Edge to fight then there are credible heels for any babyface champion.
It's very cool to see the Funks get the Hall of Fame nod. It's a shame that Mick Foley isn't inducting Terry Funk, but it can't be helped.
It is, but Dusty is a great choice here too as he's known both Dory and Terry for years and they actually are the one's that Dusty first aproached about breaking into the business (Terry turned him down because of his lisp, and because they'd already broken in guys like Stan Hansen from their football team and didn't want it to become where if you played football with the Funks, you'd get broken in). But they've known each other since college and been up and down the road together so Dusty is probably better to speak to the careers of BOTH Funks, whereas Foley would really only be able to speak about Terry.