Update on Tyler Breeze's status

[Rogue]

As PWMania.com reported, WWE NXT Superstar Tyler Breeze is expected to make his main roster debut in the next few weeks. Dave Meltzer noted on F4Wonline.com before RAW that at one point Breeze’s debut was scheduled for Tuesday at the WWE SmackDown tapings in Austin, Texas. However, that could change and they may end up pushing the debut back a week or two.

Source: PWMania

Come on, just let him debut at HIAC against Cena. It'd be a perfect way to send him off.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Breeze debuting at HIAC and taking the title away from Cena would really tickle my fancy.

 

[Rogue]

It'd definitely be another Hulk/Rock-like moment for sure, maybe even bigger.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Or... Knowing WWE, Tyler gets treated the same way he's been treated in NXT for a while now... Which is unacceptable.

 

[The GOAT]

Tyler Breeze debuting and beating Cena for the US Title is a lot better and more plausible than that strange-as-hell rumor that's been floating around that he's gonna debut by attacking both Lesnar and Undertaker inside the cell lmfao.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Tyler Breeze debuting and beating Cena for the US Title is a lot better and more plausible than that strange-as-hell rumor that's been floating around that he's gonna debut by attacking both Lesnar and Undertaker inside the cell lmfao.

LOL, trolls gonna troll. Whoever made that up knows dick about wrestling.

 

[Snowman1]

Tyler Breeze debuting and beating Cena for the US Title is a lot better and more plausible than that strange-as-hell rumor that's been floating around that he's gonna debut by attacking both Lesnar and Undertaker inside the cell lmfao.

Yeah, why not debut him at the PPV and beat Cena with a dirty pin or something, then have his Raw debut with the US Title...

...well... that starts a feud with Cena and we know how that goes. Never mind! :dawg:

 

[Stopspot]

To Balor,

In what way is how Breeze has been treated in NXT unacceptable?
He's been a constant presence on TV for NXT since he debuted the gimmick bar the time he spent injured. He spent close to an entire year in the title picture. Main eventing or semi main eventing Takeovers during the Neville run. He was trusted to work with people coming in who the company has high hopes for, both greenhorns and veterans, big names and no names. He got to wrestle Jushin fucking Liger in Brooklyn for Christ's sake.

Tyler Breeze has been a MVP of NXT because he delivers in whatever position they gave him. He was the perfect gatekeeper. And they always had something planned for him once his current focus was over and done, that's proof enough that they valued him highly. He's the first NXT male talent since Xavier Woods to be brought up to the main roster without a title run of any kind, and unlike Woods he didn't get called up because he earned a degree. That should be telling enough about the value of the guy.

People have no idea what the word unacceptable even means these days.

 

[Prince Bálor]

To Balor,

In what way is how Breeze has been treated in NXT unacceptable?
He's been a constant presence on TV for NXT since he debuted the gimmick bar the time he spent injured. He spent close to an entire year in the title picture. Main eventing or semi main eventing Takeovers during the Neville run. He was trusted to work with people coming in who the company has high hopes for, both greenhorns and veterans, big names and no names. He got to wrestle Jushin fucking Liger in Brooklyn for Christ's sake.

Tyler Breeze has been a MVP of NXT because he delivers in whatever position they gave him. He was the perfect gatekeeper. And they always had something planned for him once his current focus was over and done, that's proof enough that they valued him highly. He's the first NXT male talent since Xavier Woods to be brought up to the main roster without a title run of any kind, and unlike Woods he didn't get called up because he earned a degree. That should be telling enough about the value of the guy.

People have no idea what the word unacceptable even means these days.

I said 'unacceptable' in a way that Breeze never wins the 'big one'. He never held the title in NXT and yet he's deserved it due to his performances.
That is all.

 

[Stopspot]

True stars don't need belts. Not winning a title doesn't make his run in NXT "unacceptable". There's more value in a guy who looks like a star with or without a belt, than a guy who only looks like a star with gold around his waste.

Roddy Piper never held the WWF title, Razor Ramon never held the WWF title. Neither man's run could be classed as unacceptable.

 

[Zany Clowny]

To Balor,

In what way is how Breeze has been treated in NXT unacceptable?
He's been a constant presence on TV for NXT since he debuted the gimmick bar the time he spent injured. He spent close to an entire year in the title picture. Main eventing or semi main eventing Takeovers during the Neville run. He was trusted to work with people coming in who the company has high hopes for, both greenhorns and veterans, big names and no names. He got to wrestle Jushin fucking Liger in Brooklyn for Christ's sake.

Tyler Breeze has been a MVP of NXT because he delivers in whatever position they gave him. He was the perfect gatekeeper. And they always had something planned for him once his current focus was over and done, that's proof enough that they valued him highly. He's the first NXT male talent since Xavier Woods to be brought up to the main roster without a title run of any kind, and unlike Woods he didn't get called up because he earned a degree. That should be telling enough about the value of the guy.

People have no idea what the word unacceptable even means these days.

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[Snowman1]

Honestly, I think Balor's reaction is one based on being... for lack of a better word... traumatized by the "midcard for life"... Although usually you'd be right, Stop.

Balor, you don't look at Tomoaki Honma or Big Ryck or Dalton Castle or Bram or even NXT's Aiden English as "unacceptable", but you know why that is.

My main worry is that Breeze really got over due to all the effort and tweaks they put into the character. The "Tyler Breeze has left the building", adding the phone screen eventually, the cool entrances, upgrading to the selfie stick... They did all this work to keep the gimmick fresh while Breeze proved he's a damn workhorse. Just worry about that the powers that be will just see him as Fandango, whether that means "undercard fodder" or "doing the exact same gimmick for three years"

 

[Prince Bálor]

Honestly, I think Balor's reaction is one based on being... for lack of a better word... traumatized by the "midcard for life"... Although usually you'd be right, Stop.

Balor, you don't look at Tomoaki Honma or Big Ryck or Dalton Castle or Bram or even NXT's Aiden English as "unacceptable", but you know why that is.

My main worry is that Breeze really got over due to all the effort and tweaks they put into the character. The "Tyler Breeze has left the building", adding the phone screen eventually, the cool entrances, upgrading to the selfie stick... They did all this work to keep the gimmick fresh while Breeze proved he's a damn workhorse. Just worry about that the powers that be will just see him as Fandango, whether that means "undercard fodder" or "doing the exact same gimmick for three years"

Out of those names you mentioned, I actually do find Honma's situation as 'unacceptable'. Yeah, his gimmick is sort of a lovable loser and he always makes the guy he's facing look good. But, Honma deserves more than to just be losing all the time. I'm at least hoping to see him win the NEVER title, someday.

As far as Breeze goes, I hope they don't mess him up. Even 'Midcard4Lyfe' with a US title/tag title runs (or perhaps even IC title run) is better than being an undercard fodder.

 

[Roadster]

Spoiler

Debuted on SmackDown.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Spoiler

Debuted on SmackDown.

#SummerBreeze