Tyler Breeze

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Fun fact: The last time Tyler Breeze won a match was in early January, against Zack Ryder on Superstars.

Ever since then, he was involved in 52 matches, between TV shows, house shows and PPV Rumbles and lost every single one of them.

Is it ever going to get better or is he destined to become a meme wrestler lost in the eons of time? He should team up with Ziggler or The Miz.

[The Legend]

He should become #1 contender and then new IC champ, because apparently that's all it takes to win that belt anymore.

[Hanley!]

He's probably screwed for the next few years at least. He looks like a complete jobber and with the amount of television time he gets, he's never going to convince anyone he's anything more.

I think the best he can hope for right now is to be packaged into some kind of tag team, and maybe he'll be showcased a little more in that spot.

If it were me, I'd probably put him in a heel tag team with Dolph Ziggler.

[Stvtayl]

He was called up too early due to Rusev's injury in that terrible 3-5 way love story, then when that was thankfully finished, there was no place left for Breeze.

Should've stayed on NXT, will hopefully return there.

[Str8Shooter]

Should've stayed on NXT, will hopefully return there.

When asked by a fan if he wants to go back to NXT. I think he's fine with where he's at for now. The guy is like in his mid 20's, he's got a long career ahead of him. If he works hard and doesn't make waves he could be line for a push down the road. It's been known to happen.

[The Legend]

The funny thing is people think he had it so much better on NXT. Go back and look at his record there. He was the jobber in the opening match like 80% of the time. And he still made it work, his gimmick and the way he performs it is basically loss-proof.

[Messiah]

The funny thing is people think he had it so much better on NXT. Go back and look at his record there. He was the jobber in the opening match like 80% of the time. And he still made it work, his gimmick and the way he performs it is basically loss-proof.

Yea, it isn't like he was winning in NXT. His role is to be an entertaining midcarder who puts people over.

I think they could book him better, but it's not a big deal. I mean he is basically The Miz. Miz never wins a feud he's in, he is just a chickenshit heel (a great one at that) who draws a lot of heat and gets the fans behind the opposing babyface.

Ditto to the team with Ziggler though. Breeze and Ziggler with Bliss or Rae as their manager would be perfect.

[Hanley!]

The funny thing is people think he had it so much better on NXT. Go back and look at his record there. He was the jobber in the opening match like 80% of the time. And he still made it work, his gimmick and the way he performs it is basically loss-proof.

That's not the same thing though. At least he got high profile feuds, along with plenty of screen and promo time. He was a character that people watched NXT to see. Nobody watches Raw to see Tyler Breeze.

On NXT television he was an entertaining jobber to the stars. On Raw, he's just a jobber.

Hell, on NXT he basically won his feud against Itami, and he got to wrestle Jushin Liger. That's not a bad role.

[Messiah]

The funny thing is people think he had it so much better on NXT. Go back and look at his record there. He was the jobber in the opening match like 80% of the time. And he still made it work, his gimmick and the way he performs it is basically loss-proof.

That's not the same thing though. At least he got high profile feuds, along with plenty of screen and promo time. He was a character that people watched NXT to see. Nobody watches Raw to see Tyler Breeze.

On NXT television he was an entertaining jobber to the stars. On Raw, he's just a jobber.

Hell, on NXT he basically won his feud against Itami, and he got to wrestle Jushin Liger. That's not a bad role.

I think he is minor part of a bigger problem. If WWE actually committed to booking everything well, Breeze being in the place he is currently in wouldn't be as big of a deal.

WWE's roster is stacked. If WWE actually put forth an effort to its mid-card, I don't think people would notice as much that Breeze isn't really doing anything but losing matches. Not everyone can have something to do, but usually it feels like (and this will become even more true in a month or so) that nobody other than the top guys does anything important in regards to storylines.

I'd say I have a bigger issue with how they use a guy like Rusev. League of Nations is better than nothing I suppose but he's so freakin talented.