- Joined
- Feb 10, 2012
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- Age
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- Location
- Union City, Tennessee
Overrated just as a lot of people who come from the Indies are.
-Pretty decent ring work. Nothing spectacular, though.
-Annoying voice that sounds very un-intimidating.
-Goofy mannerisms at times in the ring.
I find him to be the least interesting of The Shield members, personally. Not that I find him bad because I actually do enjoy him, I just don't see him as "OMG, next top heel in wrestling!!1!" material. My general prediction is that he'll make for a fine upper-midcard heel, like a modern day Brian Pillman or a poor man's Jake Roberts, with the occasional main event angle here and there perhaps.
I'll be fair though and say that once The Shield ends, we'll get to see more of his distinct personality and how he jives with other members on the roster when he's on his own and isn't just representing The Shield. All three members of The Shield are being held back as far as their individual personas go because they're all supposed to be portrayed as a group that has one universal goal or gimmick (which in the beginning was delivering their own twisted form of justice upon anyone they felt deserved it, and now it's being The Authority's henchmen) rather than each standing out completely on their own.
-Pretty decent ring work. Nothing spectacular, though.
-Annoying voice that sounds very un-intimidating.
-Goofy mannerisms at times in the ring.
I find him to be the least interesting of The Shield members, personally. Not that I find him bad because I actually do enjoy him, I just don't see him as "OMG, next top heel in wrestling!!1!" material. My general prediction is that he'll make for a fine upper-midcard heel, like a modern day Brian Pillman or a poor man's Jake Roberts, with the occasional main event angle here and there perhaps.
I'll be fair though and say that once The Shield ends, we'll get to see more of his distinct personality and how he jives with other members on the roster when he's on his own and isn't just representing The Shield. All three members of The Shield are being held back as far as their individual personas go because they're all supposed to be portrayed as a group that has one universal goal or gimmick (which in the beginning was delivering their own twisted form of justice upon anyone they felt deserved it, and now it's being The Authority's henchmen) rather than each standing out completely on their own.