R Albin said:
That was mainly just me in fanboy mode but Ambrose is the only one who could come close to making the step up. Unlike Bryan, he's not had the burden of a comedy character to deal with and his mic work can make him instantly credible. Reigns is most likely green as hell, totally unproven, crap on the mic, the only thing he has going for him at the moment is his look. A fued between he and Taker would suck so much ass.
Yet Ambrose in kayfabe has zero value to his name as a singles wrestler. Bryan's kayfabe value is being a former world heayweight champion, former United states champion. He has beaten the Undertaker's own brother in singles competition as well as both the Big Show and Mark Henry. That in itself qualifies him for tangling with men much bigger than himself.
Reigns gets a boost from me because partially his size and pure athleticism. Also his kayfabe value gets a major boost after the guard rail spot on Sunday. If that spot in kayfabe takes out the Undertaker's brother then it would imply that Undertaker, a being of equal or slightly more power than Kane would also fall from that move. Reigns has showcased the physical power that in kayfabe grants him contendership.
Ambrose, whilst a good talker has neither of the other two's credibility in kayfabe right now. Only the praise of the IWC, who are doing the exact thing they complain about the WWE doing with Ryback. Pushing Ambrose too fast. They complain when guys get pushed too quickly but they want the same to happen to Ambrose, and there is no guarantee that Ambrose will succeed, only our hope and praise based on past experiences on smaller stages. Ambrose could by some weird coincidence flop majorly. Try him out for a year first.
No one should go from debuting on the main roster in October to feuding with Undertaker by Wrestlemania.
This is not me bashing Ambrose, rather me being realistic. Give him one year to grow and prosper, to prove us and the WWE right in investing in him, before throwing him in front of arguably the biggest test in pro wrestling. Rome wasn't build in a day, neither are stars.