Rick Ucchino

Yeah, no, Grayson Waller is immensely talented on the mic in the ring, and it's, yeah, him basically being the fall guy for the new day and being kind of like their bobo and trying to fill in in big issues, it wasn't working, and they weren't really utilizing him, and unfortunately, the last time that we really saw Grayson Waller was just this past Monday where he got absolutely obliterated by Obafemi, and I couldn't help but, like,

I think he deserves to be in a much better position than where he is at currently.

I mean, this is a guy who used to have his own talk show and used to being the center of his own universe.

And this is a guy who's great with the media.

They got him out everywhere doing all the different junkets.

And he's doing his heel work, his shtick where he's ragging on people.

But it's still all in good fun.

And he's great with the media.

He's great in his role as a heel.

I'm hoping he's going to be sticking around for a while and they got something else for him.

But yeah, this this raises so many questions that I just don't have any answers to right now.

We never even get to hear him speak.

Genuinely, this guy just showed up.

And I feel like however long he's been here, he's just been in the background.

The Solo Sokoa.

If he had a couple of promos, maybe it was a line or two in the Solo Sokoa vignettes where he was talking about his MFTs and he let one of his family members get a line here or there.

But we never got to learn who this guy is.

The WWE fans, they never really did a proper introduction for him.

They never presented him as a big deal.

He just felt like background.