It looks certain that Daniel Bryan is going to turn heel. I think it's great that he's finally getting an assertive response from the crowd. The vast majority of the time it seems he gets a so so reaction from the audience which annoys me because of his talent. But last week he got a blend of boos and cheers but his biggest response from the crowd. He's coming across as pretty annoying in his celebrations which is getting to me so that's a good thing!

Also, this makes Big Show a much better face and I wasn't sure about Show's current face run up until now.

I'd like to know your opinions on Bryan's likely heel turn and if you're happy about it?

this is gonna be GREAT bc Dragon is an excellent heel. He's finally gonna be able to show the WWE Universe why all us "internet nerds" call him the best in the world.

I'll be happy about it if they don't overdo it. I was thinking about this recently and, while I would love to see Dragon turn heel ("I have till five!" will be amazing with a fresh audience), I am afraid that WWE will overdo it and blow the angle (the same way TNA has done to Bobby Roode). I really don't want to see Cole loving Dragon all of a sudden, Dragon bullying AJ backstage, etc. I want this to be a good, slow, heel turn that doesn't make it feel like someone just hit a switch in his head.

Big Red Machine wrote:I want this to be a good, slow, heel turn that doesn't make it feel like someone just hit a switch in his head.

Wasn't Bryan getting all pissy over Show's hand being on his shoulder a bit too sudden?

Verdun wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:I want this to be a good, slow, heel turn that doesn't make it feel like someone just hit a switch in his head.

Wasn't Bryan getting all pissy over Show's hand being on his shoulder a bit too sudden?

A bit. It felt out of place. Like it should have happened a few weeks ago, when Show was being condescending and telling Dragon that giants don't need to be saved by little people.

Big Red Machine wrote:

Verdun wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:I want this to be a good, slow, heel turn that doesn't make it feel like someone just hit a switch in his head.

Wasn't Bryan getting all pissy over Show's hand being on his shoulder a bit too sudden?

A bit. It felt out of place. Like it should have happened a few weeks ago, when Show was being condescending and telling Dragon that giants don't need to be saved by little people.

I think it was a response to that. It came off to me as Bryan being frustrated with show for not thanking him and deciding to be as difficult with Show as Show was beginning to be with him. It also shows, Dragon's growing ego (which obviously is the driving point of his turn; they've mentioned the word several times lately when describing Bryan)