I feel that their intro is worth them sticking around. And, they're one of those rare teams that is liked but disliked, too, yet always popular. I don't mind seeing them around. It's hard for them to keep up with teams like the Usos, however.
Recent IWC backlash against Outlaws? Are they done now?
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It would have made more sense to wait till Wrestlemania for the title switch (am pretty surprised they didn't, honestly), but it made for a great Raw moment regardless, especially in front of a ruckus crowd like that of Chicago. I enjoyed this last Raw immensely from start to finish and the title change only made the show sweeter and more memorable.
That, and the fact that Goldust said on Twitter a few weeks ago that he wasn't fighting his brother at Wrestlemania because it's already past the point where a match between them would mean the most. I thought at first he was just trying to work people into thinking a breakup wouldn't happen, but with Mania impending and there being no signs of one, it seems he was being truthful (or at least if there is a breakup, it won't be happening at Mania... I can't say I agree with Goldust at all either, but that's a different story.) I personally thought there was still plenty of mileage to get out of them as a team and as partners anyway so I'm not exactly saddened that they're sticking together for the time being, though I agree with others that they've been pretty underused since dropping the straps.
The Los Matadores, of course. Just wait for the epic heel promo that El Torito will cut to get them over as such.
That, and the fact that Goldust said on Twitter a few weeks ago that he wasn't fighting his brother at Wrestlemania because it's already past the point where a match between them would mean the most. I thought at first he was just trying to work people into thinking a breakup wouldn't happen, but with Mania impending and there being no signs of one, it seems he was being truthful (or at least if there is a breakup, it won't be happening at Mania... I can't say I agree with Goldust at all either, but that's a different story.) I personally thought there was still plenty of mileage to get out of them as a team and as partners anyway so I'm not exactly saddened that they're sticking together for the time being, though I agree with others that they've been pretty underused since dropping the straps.
The Los Matadores, of course. Just wait for the epic heel promo that El Torito will cut to get them over as such.
I figure this is probably a joke response (at least the El Torito part), but I think a heel turn by DIego and Fernando (maybe even going back to being called Primo and Epico) could be good. I'm a big fan of both of those guys' in-ring ability.
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I thought that the NAO were decent enough but I'm really pissed at how the Brotherhood have been so underused now - Cody and Goldust along with The Usos should be on TV every week.
I'm hoping the Wyatts go after the tag belts post-Mania.
@Roadster - Its NAO buddy, nobody wants to hear about your NADs :jeritroll:
I'm assuming Road Dogg will go back to being a WWE "official" (saw that on the newest episode of Countdown on the network), akin to Pat Paterson and others from the past, not sure about Billy though. Was he doing that too?
I enjoyed the return, but the title reign was a little much IMO.
I was pretty sure they came back to pass the belt on to the Uso's! Now the only heel team with have is 3MB/The Wyatts right?