Does this fued have the opportunity to be one of the best fueds of the year?

[Prodigy]

So I catch Smackdown last week and see Sin Cara having a great match with Daniel Bryan before a nice altercation with Chavo Guerrero, it was also noted on the show how Cara and Guerrero had bad blood the week before....I tune in this week and this time Daniel Bryan has a great match with Chavo....so, both guys have great matches with Bryan, and good altercations after the match, and we now know that they will be facing off at over the limit....

In my eyes this fued has the opportunity to be one of the fueds of the year....now I know Cara can't speak much English, bit this could be left to Chavo....with there mexican heritage they can play on a lot of things i.e Chavo being less popular then the newcomer Cara....and honestly I think this fued could be carried just by fantastic matches, I mean a 5 minute match between Bryan and Chavo was so good, and I'd love to see the mexican styles of Chavo and Cara mix...besides it elevates Cara, and Chavo's getting a push whilst putting over a new guy...

Do you think this has the making of a great fued?
Are you glad Chavo is finally getting a decent fued?

 

[Aniking]

I'm going to answer your questions first:

Do you think this has the making of a great fued? Yes.
Are you glad Chavo is finally getting a decent fued? Yes.

Chavo Guerrero is one of those company guys that you give him something, you tell him what to do and he doesn't let you down. Now he hasn't been in a feud for quite some time, the last decent one I remember was him against Rey Mysterio, so the fact that one stands out from my mind must mean something as I remember that feud being great.

Who knows whether this feud could be feud of the year, I think it's highly unlikely that it will be. Then again, who expected Dolph Ziggler vs. Daniel Bryan on RAW to be tied for the best match of 2010 alongside Shawn Michaels' retirement match against the Undertaker at Wrestlemania? Anything can happen, and so far this feud has been booked well and I hope it continues.

The WWE seem to find a way to fuck something good up, fingers crossed they don't put huge focus on this feud that results in it being ruined. They need to just continue with how they're going about it and hopefully it comes up with the goods. I'd be very surprised if it doesn't.

 

[Troy]

I am really happy that this feud is happening. When Sin Cara was drafted to Smackdown this was the first feud that I wanted to see. Chavo Guerrero is the best choice to get Sin Cara used to the WWE style as Chavo can adapt to every style there is. Chavo has been underused in recent years in WWE and it is great seeing him back in a key role. This feud could be a top feud on Smackdown even without any promos from Sin Cara. The wrestling along will be strong enough to make this feud interesting since it is a different style to the rest of the show. This is a good spring board feud for Sin Cara as this could launch him up the card and I also hope this feud will put Chavo back on the show in a bigger role.

 

[Deezy]

I think I said Chavo would be a great feud for Cara to start with inh a different thread. Chavo is one of those wrestlers described as a good hand, meaning they can make cliches out of pumpkin pie.

Daniel Bryan needs a bigger role here, should join Chavo to beat down the newbie and turn heel.

 

[Keith]

Not a big fan of Chavo anymore I hope their match at the PPV was a one off, I am much more intertested in a Daniel Bryan/Cara feud.

 

[Lucky]

Yeah, going back now after watching their match Sunday, let me answer this with a Hell No

 

[Troy]

I still think that it has potential, yes their match at Over The Limit wasn't amazing but they weren't given that much time to wrestle on the show. If they are given at least ten minutes I am sure they could create something good.

 

[Prodigy]

Seems like the fued has been cut short. No mention of it on Smackdown.....smh

 

[Troy]

Didn't they have the opening match on Smackdown?

 

[Prodigy]

Yes but usually that just means the fued's over if there showing a match that was on a ppv for free on tv....shame really.

 

[Troy]

Since this is a midcard feud I don't think it neccessarily means the end of the feud for them. With a mainevent feud I agree but with something like this, especially when one of them cut speak english and therefore can't cut promos, they can't do much more than wrestle each other.

 

[Lucky]

But then the matches have to be somewhat decent, and the match at the PPV sucked and was full of botches.

 

[Troy]

That is the big issue the constant botches by Sin Cara. I don't know what it is that keeps causing these botches, whether it is Sin Cara or if his opponent is in the wrong position. He needs to rectify that before he gets the next PPV match.

 

[Prodigy]

It's obviously Sin Cara. WWE was stupid bringing right to the main roster...if the guy was in FCW for around a year, he'd be fantastic.

 

[Tapout]

I've enjoyed the feud very much so far. Yes, Sin Cara is still green, but all rookies are. I think brining him up to the main roster right away was a good choice. That way he can keep his style of wrestling, without FCW trying to "adapt" him to the WWE style. He also came in with a lot of hype, and I think if he went to FCW for a few months to even a year, he would have lost a lot of that, and would have had to climb all the way up. He's been build nice, he's getting better, and with working with a ring general like Chavo, I think he'll grow very fast.

Chavo still, and I think will always have it in the ring. This feud is doing wonders for both. It's putting the light back on Chavo, showing that he still has what it takes, and it's making Cara looks bigger in the eyes of the fans. This feud could be a very good one, but one I think that will be over looked very quickly if it doesn't have something big to get it over.