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Originally Posted by Wallypop
The problem with Brodus was that he was shoved down our throats. He was entertaining for awhile, but when he was on every Raw, every Smackdown, and every PPV doing the exact same thing over and over and over again, he got old. Fast.
The problem was that there was no way that WASN'T going to get old fast. What was he going to do, a different dance form each week? Like, "On this week's Smackdown, Brodus Clay learns the rumba"?
EVERYTHING gets old after a while (we ran out of interesting positions for someone to be RKOed from a few months ago, we've nearly run out of ways for HHH to bury someone, and I suspect that if Punk was his post-shoot self for an entire year we'd be tired of that by now and wondering "Jesus Christ, if you're feeling
that rebellious why don't you just leave already so this Tensai guy can get some more air time"? Brodus's problem was that he complemented that lack of repertoire by never showing more than like three wrestling moves (a full 40% less than John Cena, ffs), doing it against completely uninteresting people, and having his main schtick be something completely unrelated to his (kayfabe) JOB.