Okay, I need to know that I'm not just being bias.
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He needs more mic training. He isn't good, and he isn't ready to be a face mic worker anyways. Plus, the crowd doesn't get behind him, no crowd does. Chicago loved CM Punk, so it's worse for Sheamus. Remember when Cena came out they booed him heavily. Sheamus got the same treatment, trying to be a babyface to a crowd that treats you like a heel is harder. So he may have gotten nervous which made his skills that more bad.
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Obviously not just you, and no, you weren't being biased. He's just that bad. The crowd reaction last night certainly didn't help, and I think that threw him off, caught him off guard, and made him even worse on the mic than usual. He was having an extremely difficult time. I think he would have rather been somewhere else at that point. Wonder what he'd think of it himself if he watched it back. Either way, it was awful.
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How did he not expect that though? They must have expected a hot Chicago crowd to drill into him.
:bury: "Okay kiddo you're gonna do fine out there trust me. Chicago crowds are great crowds."
Sheamus: "Okay fella!"
ity: "Hey Hunter"
:bury: "What?"
ity: "Chicago crowds are only great for me or guys with talent"
Sheamus: "Okay fella!"
ity: "Hey Hunter":bury: "What?"
ity: "Chicago crowds are only great for me or guys with talent"
Crayo said:
He definitely should have expected it, but I don't know if he was being a moron or thought it would at least be better than it was or what. He just didn't seem to know how to react and keep going steady on the mic with such a heel-type reaction from the crowd. Pitiful.
Stopspot said::bury: "Okay kiddo you're gonna do fine out there trust me. Chicago crowds are great crowds."
Sheamus: "Okay fella!"
:bury: "What?"
Perfect. :burns:
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Farooq The GOAT of WWEForums said:
Exactly. To me, if you want to be a good wrestler, you should be able to handle yourself no matter how the crowd reacts. That also makes it an easier transition if you go from face to heel, etc. For instance, if Sheamus were to suddenly turn heel, he obviously would be awful with the crowd reactions and how to work them. They need to learn how to be good on the mic and in the ring regardless of how the crowd reacts.
As I said on the previous thread (I think), his mic work is bad, and it was awful last night due to how bad he is added to the crowd. If they want him to be the next Cena... no. He can't work the mic well enough.