Bleacher Report - Articles by Daltonio Alexander

Why Randy Orton's Legacy Will Fall!

Daltonio Alexander — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 20:55:12 -0400

Even though I strongly do not condone the actions committed by the Legacy, I do on the other hand have great respect for them.

Regardless of there excepted paths as renowned heels, Cody and Ted are two-time tag team champions. Once for obviously winning them originally, and they then won the titles back from "The Animal" Dave Batista and John Cena.

In Randy's case, enough said.

Now finally, to proceed with the title.

The two youngest members of the Legacy have accomplished so much in such a short period of time, before and after Randy had helped them acquire and achieve greater noteriety.

It should appear obvious to most that they have an apparent level of potential for the future when it comes to entertainment, which will be found stimulating by the large fan base. Not only with physical performance, but intellectual creativity and presence.

Randy's reliance on to use them as protection will in the end, forcibly create an existence for failure. Cody and Ted with realize Randy's trickery, whether it be that they have succomed to the thought that their services have been partially beneficial or not.

On top of my opinionative exposure of that area of reality, Cody Rhodes especially has every reason to eventually turn his back on Randy Orton.

Yes, I will admit that for the immediate future he will most likely remain loyal, however, the matter of ending Dusty Rhodes career with an unjustified, over kill, punt to the head might prove to be a memorable moment in Cody's career.

I believe if the opportunity should arise, Cody might have the sudden urge to rightfully return the favor to the Legend Killer.

I realize every member of the Legacy is a heel, and is to be expected that they with play it safe, but one thing that may also be a downfall to the Legacy would be the absence of warranted aid/help when necessary unless of course it is beneficial to Randy. Conflicts in that area may appear.

I will admit that some of statistics may be incorrect, so honestly feel free to correct me if that does prove to be the case. Also, this article in its entirety has been based off my personal predictions, and opinions, so I hope that no one is offended by any of its content.

Hope you enjoyed it. Also please rate this article, it would be most appreciated.

Daltonio-Alexander

The Animal's Vengeance: Batista Returns and Targets Randy Orton On Raw

Daltonio Alexander — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 23:27:42 -0400

During the Monday Night Raw Event of Apr. 6, something devastating occurred.

The Animal somehow managed to find himself and unfortunately return. Apparently recovered from a punt to the skull, Batista, in a fit of rage, attacked Randy Orton and The Legacy.

Instead of the inclusion of the chairman of the board, Vince McMahon, during the pay-per-view view Backlash, his place will now be occupied by Dave Batista. This is a huge threat to The Legacy, seeing that it appears to be Dave has gained a massive amount of adrenaline and momentum upon his suprise return.

All in all, this will make for an exciting storyline.

The Legacy must prepare themselves with the thought contemplation for the theoretical possibilities of failure and/or severe injury during the upcoming events in which I am greatly anticipating.

Truthfully however, I am grateful to discover that Dave has made a healthy recovery which will benefit the WWE as a whole.

More Santino, Please!

Daltonio Alexander — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 17:53:19 -0400

I request the presence of Santino Marrella far more often.

Santino reminds me of the Rock, but in a comedic fashion. In his area of expertise, I believe him to be the best as a comedic character today. I am, however, not basing this analysis on his physical attributes and in-ring performance. I'm basing it off his amazing ability to entertain without the presence of noticeable repetition.

His actions during last night's Wrestlemania have been labeled by me as having been magnanimous in nature. I found it most intriguing how, regardless of his chosen apparel, his sense, and/or level of masculinity, didn't appear to be threatened in the least.

Santino is great!

This isn't simply my opinion, it is the opinion of many millions scattered across the planet. I'd never label any wrestler as being one of the best if I hadn't previously found factual justification.

In this case, the thought shouldn't even come into question.

No offense to Santino, but he isn't even remotely in the same league as superstars such as, The Undertaker, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, John Cena, Randy Orton and others.

However, on the other hand, (I'm hoping not to contradict myself), he is most certainly one of the most impressive entertainers.

Santino cares not for being belittled and/or demeaned.

His devotion to the ridiculous and absurd is what defines him as a recognizable individual who will hopefully remain entertaining for many years to come. All of the thoughts that I have expressed with the implications in their entirety are what have convinced me to have the desire to SEE MORE SANTINO.

All of what I have said are pretty much opinions, so please, I hope that no one is offended.

So please comment so that I will have the privilege of improving my writing in the near future.

Undertaker's Wrestlemania Streak 16-1? No, 17-0 as Mr. Wrestlemania Is Silenced

Daltonio Alexander — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 22:50:23 -0400

All in all, I know not to believe The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania XXV was one of the greatest matches of all time.

It was debatebly fought between the two best ever to step foot in the ring.

Few words can thoroughly and properly describe the amazement that stuck my eyes as I watched.

I wouldn't describe myself as having the emotion of bias, however, I felt if anyone should end the Undertaker's legendary streak, it should be Shawn Michaels.

Nobody would describe the match as a failure by any means.

Both Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker had an even opportunity to leave the ring victorious toward its climax. The match was determined by the few theoretical possibilities that remained.

In layman's terms, whoever landed the final blow would walk out of Wrestlemania as the winner.

The match was so incredibly well-choreographed that I truly believed both Undertaker and the Heartbreak Kid were legitimitly injured to an incomprehensible degree during the match.

In the end, the Dead Man's streak will, unfortunately, continue. But, needless to say, he is a legend who rightfully earned the win tonight.

All the more power to him.

To me, The Undertaker's Wrestlemania matches are similar to the Legacy's catch-phase: "They're simply born better".

I await his future matches in the hopes of witnessing more wrestling-perfection and who knows, could 17-0 become 18-0?

The Real Reason Bret Hart Left the WWE To Sign with WCW

Daltonio Alexander — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 15:10:32 -0400

In the year of 1998, Mr. Vincent Kennedy McMahon made a guest appearance on a show called Off The Record.

The purpose of his presence on the show was to regard and clarify the purpose for Bret Sergeant Hart's release from the WWF. To sum the interview up in it's entirety, Vince McMahon detailed the events that took place a few months prior.

Vince believed that Bret was physically deteriorating and it began to effect his performance. In other words, Bret Hart was aging and falling from his prime.

With that being said, Vince explained that Bret was suffering from behavioral issues which in the end led to him being extremely disruptive when in the locker-room with the other wrestlers.

Vince also said that he felt Bret was beginning to become a real pain in the a**.

Bret began to miss dates and things of that nature which created a gigantic inconvenience with the financial situation of the WWF who was paying him for full-time performance.

Bret believed that he had earned and or deserved more money than which was included in his existing contract.

Vince suggested to Bret that WCW (the competition and the company that Vince would later purchase) might have the ability to offer him the amount of pay that he desired.

On top of all the controversy, Bret refused to give up the WWE title. He believed he should retain the belt to the very end.

His desired actions would destroy an accepted tradition which implied that if one were to leave the company and/or retire, such events would result in the release of the belt that the individual currently held.

Vince felt that Bret's actions were unacceptable. Bret misbehaving lead to his demise. He himself chose to leave without any reminisce of honor and or pride.