Really from Survivor Series we all knew WWE was pushing Reigns to be the next big star in WWE, some thought he might win the Rumble, not sure all expected him to actually be so close to winning it. And then WWE continued to build him up going into Elimination Chamber where we expected a possible split with a big push going into Wrestlemania, some thought he might even get in the WWE title match or face the Undertaker.
Instead the spotlight was taken off Reigns, he was no longer the focal point of the Sheild, Rollins had seemed to become the guy getting pushed in the Shield following Elimination Chamber, and instead of a high profile match, or split, the Shied are facing 3 vets at Wrestlemania, will that be a good match, who knows. But its not high profile.
While in the past years WWE might of pushed Reigns to the moon giving him a PPV main event by now (Ryback, Del Rio, Lesnar ect.) but instead it seems like they might be taking it slow, or at least slowing down the push.
So has WWE done a good job of controlling the push? Your thoughts?
Instead the spotlight was taken off Reigns, he was no longer the focal point of the Sheild, Rollins had seemed to become the guy getting pushed in the Shield following Elimination Chamber, and instead of a high profile match, or split, the Shied are facing 3 vets at Wrestlemania, will that be a good match, who knows. But its not high profile.
While in the past years WWE might of pushed Reigns to the moon giving him a PPV main event by now (Ryback, Del Rio, Lesnar ect.) but instead it seems like they might be taking it slow, or at least slowing down the push.
So has WWE done a good job of controlling the push? Your thoughts?
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