I'm a huge fan of Dynesty, with the new Samoans up it will be good. I see gthe fued lasting 2 months then something happening. Hope managment doesn't loose faith in both teams.
I'm a Hart Dynasty fan and everything, and I would love to see them getting into a long time feud with the Samoans, but realistically it won't draw a fucking thing. People don't give a shit about them or tag team wrestling in general for the most part. It could be a good to great feud, but Hart Foundations/Bulldogs it will never be, which no matter how you look at it, that will be what it's compared to eventhough obviously the Bulldogs weren't really related. But those were some of imo the best straight up tag matches I have ever seen.
Thing to remember is those guys had been wrestling each other in Stampede for years prior to fueding... They knew each other inside out. (Also applies to the epicness of whenever Bret & Davey Boy faced off.)
I really like it when wrestlers debut with a bang
I thought these guys were quite good. They cut a relevant second gen promo and came across possibly as what Cryme Tyme could have been if they were able to portray decent heels. I'm not really a fan of the Hart Dynasty... at this point they're just feeding off the abysmal lack of charisma put forth by Bret and seem to be nothing more than lackeys with the sole purpose of protecting a cripple. But anyway...
It's nice to see another REAL tag team join the roster and not keep cycling through the possibilities of who to team Jericho or Miz with. Apparently RAW is going to be the home of the tag titles for quite some time now, so why not just move Croft and Baretta, the only other real tag team onto the roster as well.
Maybe the WWE feels that because of their family lineage and who their father and grandfather is, maybe they can get over faster than the other wrestlers. It's like oh my father is the Million Dollar Man, I deserve to be treated like royalty. Gets booed.I think WWE is going too balls out with second generation talent. It almost looks like WWE tries to employ superstars based on their family tree. Are the "other" talent not good enough these days that they would just rather go with the second generation stars rather than "taking a gamble" on non-second generation talent?
Second Generation Superstars in WWE right now...
Randy Orton
Chavo Guerrero (if you want to count him)
Cody Rhodes
DH Smith
Natalya
Ted DiBiase
Goldust (again, same as Chavo)
Primo
Tamino
Jimmy Uso
Jules Uso
Let alone the talent in FCW...
Brett DiBiase
Richie Steamboat
Wes Brisco
Joe Henning
Tito Colon
It is quite a significant number. I look at Orton as the first and the most succesful 2nd Gen star, and I guess WWE is basing their choice of his success hoping everyone else could pan out to be just like him.