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I don't know about biggest disappointment, but when The Shield surrounded Triple H on the first Smackdown after Wrestlemania (or Extreme Rules, whichever), I was expecting to see HHH actually feud with them and put them over haha, but it didn't happen.
I guess the way they handled Ziggler was pretty disappointing. The double turn at Payback seemed like a fresh start for Ziggler. He was receiving positive reactions from the crowd as well as getting time to actually speak on the mic. But instead of riding that wave of momentum for longer (which could have easily catapulted Ziggler into being one of the top babyfaces on the show, right behind Cena/Bryan/Punk in that order), they squander it away by turning him back into a jobber and refusing to book him in anything relevant. I know one defense of not putting the WHC back on Ziggler in the summer was that they needed a heel to transition the belt onto Cena but it's not like they knew months ahead of time that Cena would be returning early and winning the WHC, so I refuse to accept that as a defense. Ziggler could have still played a bigger part in the feud against the Authority.
WWE sure does know how to fuck up someone's momentum at times. Zack Ryder, Ryback, Dolph Ziggler, even Daniel Bryan to an extent.
I guess the way they handled Ziggler was pretty disappointing. The double turn at Payback seemed like a fresh start for Ziggler. He was receiving positive reactions from the crowd as well as getting time to actually speak on the mic. But instead of riding that wave of momentum for longer (which could have easily catapulted Ziggler into being one of the top babyfaces on the show, right behind Cena/Bryan/Punk in that order), they squander it away by turning him back into a jobber and refusing to book him in anything relevant. I know one defense of not putting the WHC back on Ziggler in the summer was that they needed a heel to transition the belt onto Cena but it's not like they knew months ahead of time that Cena would be returning early and winning the WHC, so I refuse to accept that as a defense. Ziggler could have still played a bigger part in the feud against the Authority.
WWE sure does know how to fuck up someone's momentum at times. Zack Ryder, Ryback, Dolph Ziggler, even Daniel Bryan to an extent.