>>17372377Jobbed to Roman at the Netflix debut which pretty much put a stop to his angle of being "da real cheef". Granted, this was already getting old when I shit you not, at least THREE times Smackdown or Raw or both ended with Roman showing up, demanding the loofah back and with some generic speech, and he gets heat down by Nu Bloodline. So the feud going into Netflix was a lose-lose: Solo loses his heat and angle and becomes lost in the midcards again or Roman looks like a fucking moron with the same outcome, AGAIN. I'd rather the latter because this fucking jackass still can't be bothered to show up more than every three weeks and his angle since his return at Summerslam has been dogshit. If he were written competently, the story would be that Roman's bitterness and anger towards his loss and increasing insecurity would force everyone to abandon him. Family's family, and maybe the Usos forgave him, but they won't put up with his nonsense anymore. So Roman should've been like a dog out of hell, just wanting to tear the world apart just to get his validation back, HIS acknowledgement back. And, win or lose, the ultimate aftermath would be that even though he has his title back, it just feels all the more lonely and worthless without any of his loved ones by his side. Then you can set that up for a redemption angle, beg Usos for forgiveness, etc etc, make him the babyface of all babyfaces that appeases smarks and his indian fanbase.
As for Solo, you could make him just be even more vicious than Roman out of long overdue vengeance for being ignored for so long, etc etc, reveal The Rock, Solo backstabs Rock or something, you got your mega heel. Dunno if Rock would do the job, but in an ideal scenario, it works. Now you got Roman fighting against the very thing he created and it's all thematic and whatever. There you go. It's that fucking easy. Hire me WWE, you fucking marks.
