A different way to go. There are all kinds of ways to change up a wrestler’s presentation and one of the easiest is to switch them from good to bad or bad to good. Such a chance is the kind of thing that can make a wrestler’s career as it could be quite the game changer for a wrestler involved. Now WWE seems to be teasing such a turn for two stars, assuming they have not already turned.
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This week’s SmackDown featured a match between Shinsuke Nakamura and Madcap Moss, with Nakamura winning in less than two minutes. Before the match, Moss’ girlfriend Emma had told him that he didn’t need the fans to made him in a success. Following the match, Moss attempted to attack Nakamura again but was chased off. According to Wrestlingnews.co, this is part of a heel turn for the two, as they have been leaning towards one for weeks. It is not clear if WWE believes the turn has taken place or not.
They’ve been getting there. Check out what Moss has been up to lately:
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Opinion: This might be the right move to make for Moss and Emma, as the two of them have been stale for a bit now. Letting them have something different would make sense as there is no reason to have them flail around over and over again. Maybe this is what they have been needing, but either way it almost has to be better than what they have been doing lately.
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