Poor Lord Tensai still getting the ''Albert'' chants lol

[seabs]

Why the F*** does he speak Japanese? He forgot how to speak English during his time in Japan?

I suppose it's because they respected him so he in return took on their mannerisms as a sign of respect. Beyond that I don't have clue.

 

[Cloud]

See i think they've pushed his gimmick wrong it should've been that he went Japan was huge and came back for revenge as him attempting to embrace the Jap style and entrance doesn't work.

He should just power out want revenge and have some new moves as he does due to being huge over there that I feel would've worked better as it's to Japanese for him to pull off right now imo.

 

[Wacokid27]

I actually enjoy the Tensai gimmick and think it's an interesting twist on the old-school wrestling idea of having an "evil foreigner" played by an American (see: Fritz von Erich, Ivan Putski, Nikolai Volkoff). What he needs is a mouthpiece, so he doesn't have to talk. Then he can have his manager draw the mic heat and all he has to do is silently beat the living s--t out of people.

wk

 

[leojay]

I honestly think it kinda fits in with his "gimmick".

He was a former WWE superstar, left, went to Japan, dominated, and is now back in the WWE to do the same. So tbh I think it kinda fits in.

 

[BrockLesnarFanForLife]

I think this gimmick sucks hes not even japanese and some fans only remember him as Albert hes not gonna be main eventing

 

[Leo C]

I like his gimmick. Probably because it's one of the few different gimmicks we have around, but I particularly enjoy it. I don't think everything's right though, as slow paced squash matches and interviews in foreign languages don't really get the crowd engaged. But that's just me. And that Tensai winning US title and criticizing american fans for not treating him right before idea is pretty good, I set up a title run for him using that storyline in some old topic.