That's an awful sign. WassleGaf is one word.
What WWE are you watching? Because the one I'm watching, it never goes to Dolph.
This feud is literally Cena vs AJ and friends
The forced promos of how John broke her heart and how every match ends up with her involving herself somehow, like in the cage match where she just goes up to climb the cage.
Even listening to the commentary, it's rarely ever about Dolph. After she betrays Dolph and proclaims her love for the next random white dude, Dolph is going to be a fucking nobody. Not only is he getting buried by Cena, he's also getting buried by AJ.
In 5 year more people will remember Funaki than Ziggler.
Well I don't listen to the English feed, so I can't comment on what Cole and King are saying for commentary. Spanish and Japanese feeds have talked about Dolph quite often though, and I'm sure I heard JBL give him credit too during a Main Event build up segment.
It does go to Dolph as he has the mic quite often, I think you may just be forgetting or ignoring them. Go back and watch the interview with them and Miz or last week or any of the house shows, he talks plenty. He talks often, mentions how sick he is, gets sick during house shows, etc.
Yes AJ climbs a cage or Big E interferes or Vickey used to get on the rope and distract the ref, but that doesn't remove how much of the actual matches are focused on him. A few "big" moments should not invalidate everything else to your mind. A sleeper hold to Cena as he climbs the match happened just as much and was story based just as much as AJ screaming for example. A great superkick to Cena and kept him down for a short while won the match more to my eyes than AJ pushing over a ladder.
I'm not pretending AJ isn't highly visible or active all around, but just like Punk and Bryan before, Dolph tells the story in the ring and that's the main focus for me.
As for "being buried", that phrase means nothing to me with how it's used. If you honestly think Dolph will be a "nobody" after this, after all the highly enjoyable matches he's put on where AJ has often done less than 1980s managers, and gotten more time to speak on the mic than ever before and saw an increase in viewers for his Youtube show after this feud started, then you really must not think much of him in the first place. Honestly, you think he was Primo or something the way you expect such a drop of notice.
