Survivor series. Team Miz vs. Team Morrison?

I was thinking the same thing as well dude.

Well, I think this was a case of the WWE pushing too hard. They want us to believe Drew McIntyre and Sheamus are legitimate threats, but for me, if you spend the last month just dominating people, you don't win at the pay per view. It makes no sense. Nobody wins ALL THE TIME. And they had them eliminate two people each? It ends up that I don't believe these guys could do anything.

When me and my friends talked about this match Sunday morning, we said that, if team Miz were to win, Ziggler should be a survivor. They're doing nothing with him, just having him lose to Morrison week after week, which also makes no sense. Of course Miz had to be a survivor, because it's part of this 'I'm the Shawn Michaels of this tag team' nonsense. But since he won at Bragging Rights, it should only make sense that Morrison's team would take Survivor Series. They're pushing the Miz harder than they should as well. Sheesh.

Of course, don't get me wrong, I think these guys could be worth something. But they're pushing them too fast. If they shove someone in your face and pretty much say 'this guy's the future of the business', I wouldn't believe it. I think steady build is worth something, and I think it's way too early for Sheamus and McIntyre to be doing pay-per-views.

(I called this match as Team Morrison with Morrison and Matt as the survivors. They were the last two, at least)

My whole belief on Vince is that he believes, to push wrestlers, you give them a large push for a few months, see where they stick and then just ignore them for the rest of their career. Shelton Benjamin for instance, beat Triple H a couple of times, regardless of Evolution interferance, but he is currently stuck in the mid-card, even though, as time went on, he seemed to be reaching a new level with his wrestling, as seen when he almost defeated The Undertaker.

Honestly, Sheamus I can see being released in a year or so. McIntyre is probably going to stick along a bit longer, but is going to be involved in some fueds, where the person he is going up against will have their careers halted as a result. Either way, I can't see much of a future in them.

Really, Team Morrison was much better than Team Miz. John Morrison and Shelton Benjamin are at the top of their game right now. Hardy, while he has lost pace since his injury, is still very good. Bourne, while not as physically impressive as Swagger, has still got the agility to hold his own in the ring. Finlay would probably be the weakest link, in that he was twice as old as some of the other people in there, but he still can move around the ring quite well.

Meanwhile, Miz and Swagger aside, McIntyre and Sheamus are really just starting out, and have yet to impress so far. Dolph Ziggler is going alright, but he is still unable to win the IC title, no matter how many attempts he gets. So, either Vince is building up too much suspense there, or they are jerking him around.

no swagger is going nowhere. he sucks and if he is the future of this business this business has no successful future. however mcintyre and sheamus have potential. miz and morrison are definitely the future.

word to the wise

all i ahve to say was GREAT Match better than all other elmination tag matches at Survivor seris. but i hated how sheamus and drew where still in it and how jack swagger and dolph where out it should have been the opposite

I agree, but I guess that they need to push more mid carders at this moment.I'm pretty sure more than half the superstars in that match will become the future of the WWE.

I was thinking the same thing.