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Virat Kohli (c)
yeah I know, you know what i meant ffswasnt his podcast either ****. had fun listening to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uc8eOblUvE ftr
yeah I know, you know what i meant ffswasnt his podcast either ****. had fun listening to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uc8eOblUvE ftr
HHH in 2000?Yeah there's a middle ground between Flair and HHH, course there is. Name me a great heel champ that falls into it.
He didn't want to win anyway. Dude said he was ok if he even lost in 10 minutes. Just wanted to main event.you know what'd be funny. if Punk came back to WWE and eventually got his Mania main event. Except it is against Trips. And he loses.
Meltdown would be amazing.
WWE has booked their heels champs like crap for ages now (unless their name is Lesnar).
I don't mind Rollins losing, or even losing regularly. But when you lose regularly , and then take losses to pretty much the least credible people on the entire roster (even if it wasn't clean), sooner or later you just begin to look like ****e.
wrongIt also runs the risk of devaluing a title when you take that approach too much. Part of the reason why the IC and US titles have needed their prestige restoring is because they've been passed around guys who just lose every week. (Wade Barrett)
Didn't reach reign of terror levels but he was very much the dominant heel champ. Even when Rocky took the belt off him, first time he needed Austin's help and the second time he pinned Vince.HHH in 2000?
Did he lose much? Cbf remembering.
It's not wrong though, is it?wrong
Nah your second point was fair enough but doesn't apply here because Rollins brings his a-game when he defends the title (well, chamber shenanigans aside)It's not wrong though, is it?
I don't even disagree with your wider point (that it's perfectly ok to have a cowardly champion), but context is everything. And all Rollins does is just lose all the bloody time.
I was saying all of this a month ago but it's not working anymore for me. And the very fact that there are people here who feel that Rollins has looked weak by losing too much and that the title belt could lose credibility is a failure on some level on wwe 's part. You can't argue that. We should not be feeling that way because everyone here loves Rollins and loved it when he got the belt.Nah your second point was fair enough but doesn't apply here because Rollins brings his a-game when he defends the title (well, chamber shenanigans aside)
But in terms of losses. The J&J loss was a non-entity. The others. Who were they to? Correct me if am wrong, but his title rivals, who have then subsequently not got the job done when it mattered. That's the whole point.
Honestly, I think that HHH is steering the booking of Rollins as a huge old school NWA fan, and basically trying to replicate the sort of title reigns Flair used to have. Looking like anyone could beat him when the gold wasn't on the line. Held up titles after disputed finishes. But keeping the strap, and having bloody great matches in the process.
I'm actually a bit torn on this now, having thought about it. For me, the quality of a title reign should be assessed by its defences, and as GIMH has pointed out, when it comes to defending the damn thing he gets the job done, and usually in a convinving fashion.Meant the title reign, not the belt.
And it still won't be devaluedMeant the title reign, not the belt.