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04-15-2013, 05:04 AM
Make no mistake about it—I'm a Paul Heyman guy. So are a lot of the people that go to WWE events. Even though he's a heel, he's enjoyable to watch and we love to hate him. I've compared him to Bobby Heenan in the past and similar to how Heenan had his "family," Heyman has his.
It's time for those guys to rule WWE.
Heyman already has C.M. Punk and Brock Lesnar under his management. Adding another star or two to the mix would round out the group at four.
They have the vocal centerpiece in Punk, the stone cold killer in Lesnar and the smarmy chicken of a manager in Heyman. Who could they add?
Remember when Evolution originally formed and Randy Orton and Batista were the "other guys"?
This is a perfect scenario for Dolph Ziggler, Big E and A.J. to join Heyman's group. For those who have read my pieces in the past, I'm also a big Ziggler guy, and I've been pining for him to go on his own.
Letting Ziggler run with the championship for a while under the protection of Heyman would do a lot to develop him as a character and prepare him to be on his own.
Orton was that guy with Evolution. He learned so much and grew and when it was time to cut him loose, he was more ready than he would have been initially.
In today's WWE, Ziggler could play that Orton role, with Big E going the Batista route. Imagine how well Heyman could sell Big E as a monster. Think of the great promos with that power group standing tall in the middle of the ring.
As an added bonus, this would give the company a ton of options for different storylines. The Shield could turn face at some point to feud with them (not my favorite, but an option). Another major stable could form.
The possibilities are endless. We know that Heyman can build stars. We know he can sell matches. Why not put this super group together, let Heyman work his magic and build some stars to ensure the future health of the WWE?
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It's time for those guys to rule WWE.
Heyman already has C.M. Punk and Brock Lesnar under his management. Adding another star or two to the mix would round out the group at four.
They have the vocal centerpiece in Punk, the stone cold killer in Lesnar and the smarmy chicken of a manager in Heyman. Who could they add?
Remember when Evolution originally formed and Randy Orton and Batista were the "other guys"?
This is a perfect scenario for Dolph Ziggler, Big E and A.J. to join Heyman's group. For those who have read my pieces in the past, I'm also a big Ziggler guy, and I've been pining for him to go on his own.
Letting Ziggler run with the championship for a while under the protection of Heyman would do a lot to develop him as a character and prepare him to be on his own.
Orton was that guy with Evolution. He learned so much and grew and when it was time to cut him loose, he was more ready than he would have been initially.
In today's WWE, Ziggler could play that Orton role, with Big E going the Batista route. Imagine how well Heyman could sell Big E as a monster. Think of the great promos with that power group standing tall in the middle of the ring.
As an added bonus, this would give the company a ton of options for different storylines. The Shield could turn face at some point to feud with them (not my favorite, but an option). Another major stable could form.
The possibilities are endless. We know that Heyman can build stars. We know he can sell matches. Why not put this super group together, let Heyman work his magic and build some stars to ensure the future health of the WWE?
BR