2012 Pro Wrestling Thread

Well, he's got a point. Good reason for a turn.

 

There's a downside, though: They made him look like a whiny-ass bitch at the end of the show. They set up a triple threat match at Summer Slam -- like no one saw that coming -- and Punk was screaming at AJ "Why are you doing this to me? You can't do that!"

 

Who's the third? I assume it's Punk, Bryan and who? Big Show? Kane? Cena?

 

It's Punk, Cena and Show.

 

Ugh. So, Bryan gets shuffled down the card again. I was afraid of that. He's going to have to do the job for Charlie Sheen. What a waste of talent.

 

Might as well pull an Arquette and put the title on Sheen. After all, it's about Tweets and Touts and celebs!

 

Bryan may have to put over Charlie Sheen? Oh geez. What did he do to get in the doghouse?

 

It goes back to the 1,000th Raw. Sheen ran his mouth about Bryan when he was on Skype and Bryan yapped back later on in the show. So, expect an angle out of it.

 

But to have to put him over? It reminds me of when Lex Luger had to sell for Dennis Rodman.

 

I'm not 100 percent sure he'll have to put him over, but with Bryan's luck, that's where they'll go with it.

 

Even if he has to sell to him at all, that's bad enough.

 

With Rodman, at least, he was a professional athlete and 6-feet 7, so there was some possible realism there. Jay Leno, on the other hand, no.

Even with Mickey Rourke, he'd trained as a wrestler, so you could excuse that as an actor getting the best of a wrestler. But Sheen is just an actor. Unless they just have him in someone's corner against Bryan, or Bryan beats the hell out of him (which I would love), there's no way fans are going to want Bryan to lose this.

Then again, John Cena is 0-1 against .... Kevin Federline.