Eric Bischoff gave his thoughts on WWE’s plans after Cody Rhodes lost to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 39.
results The main event The second night of the biggest event of the year for WWE was controversial for many fans, as Solo helped “Chief Tribal” Sikoa retain the titles against “American Nightmare”.
In a conversation with Jon Chuckery, WWE Hall of Famer, Eric Bischoff commented on the company’s future plans following this outcome:
I think it’s absolutely the right decision. Having Kodi haunting that title, yeah. If it’s giant fluorescent “if” colors, fireworks, or whatever else you can think of to draw attention to the word “if” in this context; If they had a plan.
See what they did with the Bloodline story. This was an exceptional story from the point of view of the narrator.
The character development, the artwork for each character, the layers in the story, the defining arc in that story, everything was as good as anything I’ve seen in wrestling. From a technical point of view, I thought it was really amazing and amazing.
Now, if they can get away with this incredible story, six months, eight months before WrestleMania, whatever it is timingIf they can replicate anything close to that level of success over the next 12 months, that’s the best decision ever.
On the other hand, if they don’t have a really good plan, it might be a missed opportunity, but we won’t know until we know.
Do you agree with the opinion of the Hall of Famer?
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