This second of four videos from CSR is all about AJ Styles and his WWE Championship victory. Here’s some highlights:
Josh Isenberg:
Everything you need to know about AJ Styles breaks down like this, the five best matches of 2016 have been because of AJ Styles. The phenomenal one. The man who brought New Japan, TNA and everything he did across the world to WWE. Where does AJ Styles go form here? Dean Ambrose and John Cena triple threat for the title. He needs to hang on to the Championship until 2017. He has four more pay-per-views to go. He should do it. You develop an entrée brand around because he is that damn good and he’s not Triple H. Styles vs Ambrose and Cena in that match tells me thins, John Cena is going to take that loss. There going to try and preserve what Ambrose is doing and Styles is the shining star of SmackDown. After these two guys, it’s very simple—Bray Wyatt.
Juice Springsteen:
I’m surprised it happened so fast. I thought it was going to be more of coronation and grand fashion. But he’s a heel and won how his character should. In general, when he won I just look back on his career and it was 11 years to the day he won the X-Divsion Championship in a Dave Meltzer five star match that was the main event of TNA’s Unbreakable that year, he’s one of the if not the most decorated wrestler of my time or any time. TNA Champion, NWA Champion, IWGP Champion and now WWE Champion, incredible.
Justin LaBar:
There’s only one level to go higher than him. That immortality that Hulk Hogan, Stone Cold and The Rock have. That level of household names where you say their names to anyone in the world. Then there is the next step where AJ is now with the Ric Flair’s, Shawn Michaels’, Triple H’s. That level of won everything possible.
For more of this conversation and see CSR friend, Tarra Layne who will be on NBC’s The Voice—watch the video below:
