Worst Burial Ever?

[Stopspot]

Well that's not racist at all.

 

[Trip in the Head]

Well that's not racist at all.

So yellow text is the new sarcasm??? Noted lol

 

[Stopspot]

So yellow text is the new sarcasm??? Noted lol

Let's get all the black guys into this gimmick as well while at it.

 

[Trip in the Head]

Let's get all the black guys into this gimmick as well while at it.

It is still black history month

 

[Cloud]

Bryan at WM30 when big nose pins him clean.

 

[Lockard 23]

I 100% agree with this. Here you have what could have been WWE's top heel at that time period and they could have just moved him back to Raw. But no, he gets released. All because of the UPN bullshit and world events. I mean come on. They could have made Jinder Mahal the next Hassan or they could have brought him back, turn Khali and put these guys in a stable. Of course managed by Daivari. Think of all the heat they could get.

Regardless of what show he was on, the company was getting too many complaints about the nature of the character in general. The martyr stuff (and the fact that WWE could have easily edited that out on the day of the London bombings, but chose not to) was just the final nail in the coffin for Hassan. I liked the gimmick, but I wouldn't consider him buried without purpose because they were forced to eliminate his character off television due to the heat they were getting over it. Before that though, he was actually being pushed quite strongly. Ignoring that nonsensical two minute squash by John Cena the night before he was drafted to Smackdown (which was mind boggling considering they built him up to have an undefeated streak for the past six months previous), he was originally supposed to face Batista for the World Heavyweight Championship the following month at Summerslam. To this day, I still wish that match could have happened (just to see the amount of heat it would get, being in D.C and all) and wished it could have been Batista that killed off the Hassan character instead of Undertaker, but I digress.

 

[Nero_x3]

Regardless of what show he was on, the company was getting too many complaints about the nature of the character in general. The martyr stuff (and the fact that WWE could have easily edited that out on the day of the London bombings, but chose not to) was just the final nail in the coffin for Hassan. I liked the gimmick, but I wouldn't consider him buried without purpose because they were forced to eliminate his character off television due to the heat they were getting over it. Before that though, he was actually being pushed quite strongly. Ignoring that nonsensical two minute squash by John Cena the night before he was drafted to Smackdown (which was mind boggling considering they built him up to have an undefeated streak for the past six months previous), he was originally supposed to face Batista for the World Heavyweight Championship the following month at Summerslam. To this day, I still wish that match could have happened (just to see the amount of heat it would get, being in D.C and all) and wished it could have been Batista that killed off the Hassan character instead of Undertaker, but I digress.

Hassan was supposed to become the World Heavyweight Championship after being Undertaker at GAB and then beating Batista at Summerslam for the belt. He was supposed to be their next break out superstar; the bombings were what ruined it all.

 

[edge4ever]

Billy and Chuck marriage

 

[Aids Johnson]

So yellow text is the new sarcasm??? Noted lol

pretty sure it's over a year old, but didnt get much cred until D'z rocked it.