Okay, I'm really not, but don't you wonder what goes on during Creative meetings with Vince McMahon? A month ago, the rumor mill was telling us that McMahon didn't like Adam Rose and his act.
But, what didn't he like? Wasn't it exactly what it was supposed to be? If ever there was an act with defined parameters and no room for deviation, wasn't this it? If Vince was saying it "wasn't what he expected it to be," then what was he expecting? Even if his intention was to see how it played and go from there.....where was it to go? The fans seem to be reacting, which is all they can ask, right?
At first, they hired the same bunch of people to parade to the ring behind their hero, and then apparently realized it was too expensive and unwieldy to fly the same crew from city to city. Wisely, they began hiring locals in each location to play the parts.
Can you imagine the ads put out by the temp hiring agency?
(Wanted: girl, age 20-25 to dress as Alice in Wonderland and join a dozen lunatics in following a Mick Jagger-wannabe with a lollipop to a wrestling ring before and after his match).
As if in confirmation of McMahon's initial disapproval, Adam Rose disappeared from our screens for a few weeks, and we figured that was it for the act, right?
Instead, he returns.....with the only addition being a bunny who delivers a sidekick much like Justin Gabriel and makes a total ass of himself, presumably happy we can't see his face.
Okay. Now that the Rose Bowl has appeared on several Raw and Smackdowns in a row, can we presume Vince now likes what he's seeing? Is Justin Gabriel happy with his new hare-raising gig? Even Adam Rose is now being forced to actually wrestle, instead of perform, taking punishment during matches, which he wasn't doing before.
Is anyone predicting a future for this act? Or will the whole circus be sent hopping down the bunny trail before the month is out?
But, what didn't he like? Wasn't it exactly what it was supposed to be? If ever there was an act with defined parameters and no room for deviation, wasn't this it? If Vince was saying it "wasn't what he expected it to be," then what was he expecting? Even if his intention was to see how it played and go from there.....where was it to go? The fans seem to be reacting, which is all they can ask, right?
At first, they hired the same bunch of people to parade to the ring behind their hero, and then apparently realized it was too expensive and unwieldy to fly the same crew from city to city. Wisely, they began hiring locals in each location to play the parts.
Can you imagine the ads put out by the temp hiring agency?
(Wanted: girl, age 20-25 to dress as Alice in Wonderland and join a dozen lunatics in following a Mick Jagger-wannabe with a lollipop to a wrestling ring before and after his match).
As if in confirmation of McMahon's initial disapproval, Adam Rose disappeared from our screens for a few weeks, and we figured that was it for the act, right?
Instead, he returns.....with the only addition being a bunny who delivers a sidekick much like Justin Gabriel and makes a total ass of himself, presumably happy we can't see his face.
Okay. Now that the Rose Bowl has appeared on several Raw and Smackdowns in a row, can we presume Vince now likes what he's seeing? Is Justin Gabriel happy with his new hare-raising gig? Even Adam Rose is now being forced to actually wrestle, instead of perform, taking punishment during matches, which he wasn't doing before.
Is anyone predicting a future for this act? Or will the whole circus be sent hopping down the bunny trail before the month is out?
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