Ezekiel Jackson Beats Wade Barrett For Intercontinental Title

And thus the push continues...

Corre Finally Disbands, What's Next For Former Members?

As many of you probably know, the poor man's Nexus (the Corre) has finally disbanded.  While this is something that I have been waiting for, for a long time, what does the future hold for the four former members of this half-assed stable?

We all know where Ezekiel Jackson is going.  Being the first to leave the Corre, the people behind the scenes at the WWE have been pushing the shit out of him.  He has been a big man on the WWE roster for a long time but has never made any significant impact in the world of the WWE.  While I believe in his talents I do not know if he has what it takes to be a top contender in the WWE.

-This is truly Wade Barrett's time to shine.  He has always been a top player in my opinion and now that he is on his own, this is the crucial time for him to make his mark in the singles bracket and work his way up to be a top competitor for the world title.  His future relies on his work ethic and wether or not WWE has a good push in store for him.

-Justin Gabriel And Heath Slater have officially been labeled a tag team.  I agree with this decision to keep them as a team as they are the only members of the Corre that are not ready to shine on their own.  It is good that they be kept as a tag team until they are ready to be able to hold a spotlight on their own.  I think that these two together will be a very formidable tag team and that this is the necessary angle they need to continue to grow as superstars.

Ezekiel Jackson Kicked Out Of The Corre, Babyface Push Likely

So WWE wants to give Ezekiel Jackson a big babyface push by having his Corre teammates turn on him.  This puts Jackson in a babyface role that will either largely benefit or hurt his career.  WWE has given Jackson the ball, now lets see how he runs with it.

Mason Ryan And Ezekiel Jackson Finally Being Pushed

On the previous episodes of Raw and Smackdown, Mason Ryan and Ezekiel Jackson were shown in dominant lights and stood out from their Corre and Nexus counterparts.  Ryan beat Kane, and Jackson beat Big Show.  I find it very interesting that the WWE is choosing to highlight these two big men out of their respective teams and I am looking forward to what they do next.

The Corre Is A Waste Of Television

I am a fan who believes that the new stable, The Corre, was not only unnecessary but unwanted in the world of WWE.  Wade Barrett, the previous leader of the Nexus, was due for greatness after his stint with the Nexus but instead he was put with another go-nowhere stable labeled the Corre.  Throw in two former Nexus members (Gabriel, Slater) and Ezekiel Jackson (who I am convinced WWE has run out of ideas to make him a star) and there you have a poor man's nexus and a stable that no one cares about or will care about in the future.  In my opinion, it is now time for Barrett to go off on his own to prove his worth to the company but instead he was put in a stable that seems to have been rushed together in the last minute and that less people are interested in than the previous incarnation of the Nexus.  I do not know why the WWE developmental team thought it was a good idea to create The Corre, but I hope that they disband sooner or later so that these talented superstars are able to shine on their own.