I liked the paper bags, it's not so much that everyone else has done stuff after the match on their opponent that matters. It was just cool to see it again and it worked and hadn't been done to that nature. And I agree with you he's pretty generic now, but I was trying to say I don't think I've ever really heard him get cheap heat, unless you think calling the audience ugly is cheap in which Bryan's is all cheap heat too. They have too much talent, and yeah, the throw-away feuds are just fucking shitty or nonexistent. But then again, there's always been talent wasted and whittled away in the WWE especially in the past decade mainly because there's just someone a little better, and they're never given the shot to prove otherwise. I feel like Miz was wrongfully taken out of the main event, why the fuck did they have to put the title BACK on Cena after he won at Wrestlemania? Completely unnecessary and it's why they didn't make a new star for like 5 years at one point. He was doing a great job, but I guess I can't complain because it lead to Punk finally becoming a star (almost entirely by luck, nothing to do with the WWE pushing him right or anything, Vince just stumbled upon it per usual) and that epic ass feud. But it's logic of Cena losing then winning at Wrestlemania and burying Miz after the feud at WM WAS ABOUT MIZ NOT BEING IN HIS LEAGUE/RELEVANT. So basically he proved that and killed all his momentum. Then you had Big Show and Mark Henry take up most of 2011 and they didn't do shit in the long run. Besides escaping from the cell, Bryan didn't ever really look strong. This is premature but I don't think anything will change and it's just that Sheamus' killed any slight momentum he had unless Bryan taps him out in 18 seconds at Extreme Rules, I don't see him winning that either. Meanwhile SD draws an all time low rating of 1.5, rofl, and before you say it's because of tuesday, around summer last year they drew like a 2.4 or something on that same day I think when Orton was champ. I don't want to see the title on Orton again but that would probably make sense if he's willing to actually lose to someone later. The heels are booked terribly, they're booked so the audience shouldn't care or respect their ability at all (besides Mark Henry recently, but that's because he's massive). I liked when Stone Cold was heel, he'd flat out get clean wins ALL the time and wouldn't do the generic walk away from a fight bullshit, why doesn't anyone just do that anymore. Even Sheamus ran away from people smaller than him when he was champion rofl. Daniel's run was essentially the same run the WWE has booked for heels for the past years and years and then expect them to get over or look strong with the casual audience.