Hello everyone, I have a good question. Plain simple, and to the point. Should WWE Push their Mid-card Ambassadors more? Now being an avid Wrestling fan well WWE Fan, certain talents were brought in from NXT to the main roster, and the point is to push them to be big time named stars, and the future of the company. Such talents includes: The Shield, The Wyatt Family, Fandango, Xavier Woods, Bo Dallas, and Adam Rose.
But what about the veteran Mid-carders, and especially the ones who are WWE Ambassadors and does promotional work for WWE like Mark Henry, Kofi Kingston, and The Miz. (If there's any other names I done forgotten please feel free to add.)
But, As far as the 3 veterans goes:
Mark Henry is the World's Strongest Man, and is seen as very powerful and dominant, but yet loses countless matches.
Kofi Kingston: The Most Athletic Man on the Roster. But yet, loses many matches. He rarely appears on Raw and or Smackdown. He helps put talent over, but yet sometimes get squashed real quickly for someone who has Skillz All Day.
The Miz: He was a former WWE Champ who main evented WrestleMania and was on a current Losing streak before going to film for the Marine 4.
These guys have great personalities inside and outside the WWE ring, and does great promotional work for WWE and inside the communities (like Kofi Kingston's Kaboom Project for building playgrounds for kids.)
Should WWE do a better job of keeping them relevant inside the ring for the extra work they do outside the ring? Or are WWE Ambassadors getting fair treatment? Now John Cena, and Daniel Bryan are big time WWE Ambassadors who done reached the top of the mountain. And when they do promotional work folks know who they are and what they about. But if this keeps up with The Miz, Mark Henry, and Kofi, when they come to your hometown in the next couple of months, and only wrestle on Superstars, would you listen to the radio broadcasting? Would that make you wanna spend 100's of dollars on ringside seats? Honestly all 3 can still go and got some left in the tank. I just wish WWE would do a better job at handling their careers. Just my opinion. Let me hear your opinion.
But what about the veteran Mid-carders, and especially the ones who are WWE Ambassadors and does promotional work for WWE like Mark Henry, Kofi Kingston, and The Miz. (If there's any other names I done forgotten please feel free to add.)
But, As far as the 3 veterans goes:
Mark Henry is the World's Strongest Man, and is seen as very powerful and dominant, but yet loses countless matches.
Kofi Kingston: The Most Athletic Man on the Roster. But yet, loses many matches. He rarely appears on Raw and or Smackdown. He helps put talent over, but yet sometimes get squashed real quickly for someone who has Skillz All Day.
The Miz: He was a former WWE Champ who main evented WrestleMania and was on a current Losing streak before going to film for the Marine 4.
These guys have great personalities inside and outside the WWE ring, and does great promotional work for WWE and inside the communities (like Kofi Kingston's Kaboom Project for building playgrounds for kids.)
Should WWE do a better job of keeping them relevant inside the ring for the extra work they do outside the ring? Or are WWE Ambassadors getting fair treatment? Now John Cena, and Daniel Bryan are big time WWE Ambassadors who done reached the top of the mountain. And when they do promotional work folks know who they are and what they about. But if this keeps up with The Miz, Mark Henry, and Kofi, when they come to your hometown in the next couple of months, and only wrestle on Superstars, would you listen to the radio broadcasting? Would that make you wanna spend 100's of dollars on ringside seats? Honestly all 3 can still go and got some left in the tank. I just wish WWE would do a better job at handling their careers. Just my opinion. Let me hear your opinion.
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