http://triblive.com/sports/prowrestling/5760934-74/match-shield-wwe#axzz2vwSowQjy
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The Shield vs The Ascension and Kane
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The Shield vs The Ascension and Kane
I'm not big on either of them alone or together.Is it just me that sees more potential in both Konnor and Viktor as singles guys? I mean, Viktor seems like he can play the sinister, conniving heel to perfection, while Konnor is a freaking beast. As a team? Meh.
I'm not big on either of them alone or together.
As for the Shield at Mania? Nobody is going to be satisfied with anything short of a breakup feud leading to a match. Come on WWE, stop dragging ass and do it already ffs.
:silva:What's going on with PWTalk? Nothing ever gets written over there lol
I believe the 'E' is looking at investing into 'The Ascension' using some long term booking strategy. As you've said, there's no rush to break up the Shield. Once they do break up, they will all be money.The Shield are too good to throw into a battle royal imo but that's definitely preferable to competing against Kane and The Ascension in a tag team match (I also like the idea of Reigns winning the trophy since it continues his streak in battle royals carrying over from setting a new record for eliminations for the Rumble earlier in the year... fitting winning a trophy of a man once known as "The King Of Battle Royals.") I know The Ascension are supposed to this big, hyped up tag team (at least going by the praise they receive from the IWC... I've never actually seen any of their work, personally) but the idea of The Shield fighting another six man tag team match is very meh to me after their feud with the Wyatts. The rivalry with the Wyatt Family was meant to be the culmination of their battles as a six man team and was intended as a passing of the torch from one dominant trio to another so that The Shield could break apart and go off onto their own separate paths. This rumored idea is pretty underwhelming to say the least.
I believe the 'E' is looking at investing into 'The Ascension' using some long term booking strategy. As you've said, there's no rush to break up the Shield. Once they do break up, they will all be money.
If "The Ascension' are to make a great splash, this will be their opportune moment especially if they can't 'get themselves over'. If Kane is taking this as another pet project (like he did with Bryan) its a win/win.
Maybe WWE feels 'The Ascension' could use this sort of boost given they are still kind of a project.
For Brock - Night after Mania... For the Shield- Survivor Series... For Nexus - the RAW after NXT one ended. Every debut needs a great catalyst and maybe WWE thinks this is proper for this particular group
Particularly, when you throw in your theory of never having the Shield lose in 6 man tags... that would create the mystique that drives professional wrestlingI'm guessing that's the main goal here - get The Ascension over in a big way. I just think it's a huge step down after their feud with the Wyatts and after they were doing such a swell job of finally starting to break the three apart (the Shield Summit segment on Smackdown, for example.) To go from that and the anticipation of a Shield triple threat match to this is disappointing to say the least.