WrestleZone’s Top 10: 2012 Summer Feuds

April 26, 2012

Number 9: Ryback vs. Kane

A young, powerful, and dominant superstar like Ryback would benefit greatly with a feud with Kane. One monster fighting another, Kane would be a great guy for any heavyweight to learn from. Kane can do things with Ryback that makes him look much older than what he is. I really enjoyed Ryback so far, but his gimmick will be getting played and need something important. Ryback should attack Kane in a few months after he has defeated some legit competitors. Kane could easily flip the switch and focus his attacks on Ryback. He needs to show humility and a desire to get better. Also, Ryback has already been injured, and Kane is a guy who rarely injures anyone in the ring. Each guy has similar strengths, which would make this match more than just a slow bout.

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