Riddle101 wrote: » Sorry but I've never been a fan of Mark Henry. At this stage in his career I just want to see him gone. Focus on building the younger guys, get rid of the dead weight.
connemara man wrote: » Heath Slaters "killed by legends" gimmick running up to Raw 1000 was brilliant.
Soft Falling Rain wrote: » There's a lot more dead weight than Henry around, he puts a lot younger than him to shame tbh.
CSF wrote: » It just so happens that alot of the younger guys aren't as entertaining as Mark Henry
Riddle101 wrote: » Maybe but Henry is old and he's not likely going to be in the main event again. Other then that, I can't stand him in the ring. Too slow and sluggish for my liking. Same with Big Show and Kane, I watch them in the ring now and it's like I'm watching a match on slow motion. I just can't stand their ring style, and that's the problem because it all Henry is doing now is wrestling. It's a shame the WWE roster today lacks so much depth that even Mark Henry can outshine them. 10 years ago nobody would bat an eyelid to Henry. In fact nobody even cared about Henry until his push in 2011. That's when everyone jumped on the Mark Henry bandwaggon. Now all of a sudden everyone acts like he's the greatest thing since slice bread and that they've been lifelong fans of his. But for me, Henry should still retire. WWE is done with him, and it looks like his run on top is over.
CSF wrote: » I wasn't watching wrestling between approx 2002 and approx 2012. Everything he has done in the 2/3 years since I've come back to watching wrestling has impressed me very much. Should I be worried that he wasn't that good beforehand?
Riddle101 wrote: » Each to their own I guess. Like I said before, personally I want to see him retire along with Kane and Big Show because they do nothing for me. But I know Henry has his fanbase so not everyone would agree with me. Then again Kane has a fanbase too so I guess not everyone would agree about the idea of Kane retiring. Especially since some people seem to enjoy corporate Kane.
CSF wrote: » I haven't heard from anyone who enjoys the work of Kane for a long long time.
ShagNastii wrote: » Abyss not heading to the WWE will never been as a big deal but I think of all the "TNA Guys" that never jumped ship, he is one I think could have had the greatest of careers in the WWE.
Dean Ambrose is now confirmed by WWE for the September 22nd WWE RAW from Memphis, TN. This is the night after the Night of Champions pay-per-view. There was some speculation that Ambrose may appear at Night of Champions as he will be done filming WWE Studios' Lockdown that weekend. Ambrose was previously being advertised by the Bridgestone Arena, the site of Night of Champions, but he is no longer listed.
CastorTroy wrote: » So who does that leave Rollins?
rovert wrote: » Reigns vs Rollins Orton vs Jericho Is the rumoured NoC pairings.