Name 10 Wrestlers In WWE More Entertaining Than Heath Slater Right Now....

[CJ]

When he's cutting those intense/fiery promos dude is a beast.

I always saw what my GOAT saw in him during the 3MB fukkery, but this draft snub shyt is great. Do it for the kids, Chief Heath (all 30 of em )

 

[Rout3r2035]

He was absolutely awesome last night, single-handedly made me want to root for the guy

 

[Chico's Bail Bonds]

Heath is doing great. Would you rather be Bo and get drafted 50th and not be seen since or go "undrafted" and be a focal point of both shows each week? Not to mention he opened and closed the draft show.

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Heath is christian if he never had edge

 

[Mob H]

Heath should have a job and screentime, he's entertaining. He should NOT be pushed though.

"The most talented guy should get fake wins" idea is something the iwc is generally wrong about.

Yeah and the whole "main event/champion or nothing" mentality too. Somebody has to fill out the midcard/take the L's.

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

I feel bad for Heath, man. He's gonna get over with the audience in the underdog role, and then they'll bury him because he got more over than he was supposed to (ala Sandow and Ryder). He's been money on the mic the last few weeks, and he's always been entertaining.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Matt Hardy
Jericho
Brock
AJ
Aaron Rex
Lashley
Bray Wyatt
Orton
Kevin Owens
Seth Rollins

Well Lashley, Aron Rex (what a stupid name ), and Matt Hardy aren't in the WWE, so there ya go

Slater has been money on the mic (he has ever since 3MB/Slater Gator honestly), and it feels fresh and genuine. He's been given a lot of segments and mic time, and has done wonders with it. That was a very believable segment between him and Lesnar. He's a guy right now that's a better talker than some of your main eventers, has a following, and gets a solid reaction. That's a guy you should roll the dice with. The shytty Corpus Christi crowd gave him one of the biggest reactions of the night that should tell you something. I don't think a single logical person is saying he should be world champ, but a featured guy isn't bad at all.

 

[TOAD99]

shyt I care more about Heath than I do about a lotta these cats who are great in the ring like Cesaro, Taxi Driver Zayn, Neville, etc

Heath is entertaining

Stared right into Brock's eyes

 

[R=G]

Well they damn sure wont let Cesaro and Lesnar come face to face..crowd would go crazy.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

You never know what'll work until you test the waters. You couldn't have told me rockabilly and the roadie would become an all time great act back in the day. That would've been a silly idea but it happened.

It's funny you said this because I'm up to the post-WM XIV era of Raw (watching on WWE Network) and it was amazing watching Road Dog and Billy progress through late 97 and 98.

I don't think anyone could have predicted that shyt

 

[45123]

He definitely has some personality and has cut some solid promos over the last few weeks (including tonight). He's 33, connects with fans, has been with the company for a decade, and is a decent worker in the ring. Why not give him a chance?

His mic work is suited for comedy. He might be a good talker but his goofy accent, slur, and delivery makes it hard for him to be taken seriously. His look and all his gimmicks are pretty indicative of that as well. Push him? Nah. I like him but as good midcard fodder and possibly a midcard champ or tag team act. His upside's nowhere near as great as guys like New Day

 

[The Rainmaker]

I just rewatched the segment from last night and it was hilarious. Top 5 segment of the year for me.

Being a "free agent" he's in a somehow prominent role. Too bad that eventually's gonna end and he's gonna be Jinder Mahal status from there, again.

 

[LastManStanding]

Matt Hardy
Jericho
Brock
AJ
Aaron Rex
Lashley
Bray Wyatt
Orton
Kevin Owens
Seth Rollins

Even though Matt isn't in WWE, his TSC face turn / come up has been

 

[TransJenner]

Vince should give him some bonus money off the segment alone


That was surprising and entertaining

 

[Cartier Murphy]

He was relatable and sympathetic, and commentary clowned him the whole time. So you already know how this is going to play out.