The way to book Heyman's stable and save SD in a way

[Unknown]

Ok I have posted this before in some way shape or form but I think I should expand on it. Heyman's stable currently consists of Taker and the Dudleys. This is what I think they should do with it. I'd have Taker continue to work as a tweener heading into Summerslam with the rumored three way match between him Eddie and JBL. I'd have Taker lose the match but not be the one to be pinned. This would give Taker a chance at a rematch but he would end up losing the match. I'd then have Heyman the next week on SD berate Taker saying that he is despicable and such. The Dudley's could then attack him with Taker fighting back and getting the upper hand until Rhyno came out and leveled Taker with a chair. He could then set a table up in the corner and do the gore ECW style. Heyman could then cut a promo saying that he knew that Taker couldn't get the job done and that he wouldn't obey him. Then he would say that he brought the man beast Rhyno back over to SD to join him because he knows with Heyman's motivation no one can stop him and that he never got a real opportunity on Raw (this would result in maybe the comp between SD and Raw being picked up again and will result in Bischoff ending up being pissed at himself seeing how Rhyno has made such an impact on SD). Rhyno would then have a feud with Taker to come back to where I feel Rhyno should go over in order to be taken seriously as a main event level heel. They can even bring Tajiri back over if they don't have anything planned for him on Raw and he can go back to taking over the cruiser division or even move into the US title picture. This will also keep with the theme of former ECW talent. This way jus tlike they have babyfaces feuding with Evolution they can have Eddie, RVD, and maybe even Booker if they turn him face again feud with the faction. Honestly the sky would be the limit for this faction and SD if booked properly.

[Y2J World Champ]

Well I like the idea but I seriously doubt they would bring Rhyno back to Smackdown. At first he was in smackdown for months and months, they move him to Raw (don't know why) so I doubt they would switch him over back to Smackdown even though he's been on Raw for a few months only. I would love to see it though, Rhyno on Smackdown was a better move for Rhyno's career than being on Raw because as of late Rhyno hasn't been doing anything. The best match Rhyno has had on Raw so farwas when he had a World Heavyweight Title Match between Benoit and besides that he's rarely on Raw and when he's on Raw he really isn't doing anything. If the WWE were smart they would switch Rhyno over back to Smackdown for maybe Billy Gunn (even though it might ruin the tag team division a little).

But for Paul Heyman's stable over at Smackdown. Well since the WWE own the name of ECW (from what I believe) what is really wrong with bringing Rhyno back? I would love to see a return of ECW over at Smackdown, which would include Paul Heyman, Rhyno, Rob Van Dam, and the Dudleyz. The Undertaker on the whole ECW group wouldn't work and if this does happen this would allow Rob Van Dam or even Rhyno to be in the WWE Championship Division. Because they could possibly make a Rhyno or Rob Van Dam vs Undertaker Match in a pay per view and Smackdown needs WWE Title contenders so Smackdown would get two more contenders which will be Rob Van Dam and Rhyno and with Paul Heyman as their manager then Heyman would help Rob Van Dam and Rhyno reach the level of being the best heel on Smackdown. For example, the way it should happen is like this, Undertaker could lose a huge match like a WWE Championship Match, Paul Heyman would come out and said that he once believed that the undertaker was a dominant superstar but he was wrong, heyman would then say that he has found a man who is more that just a dominant superstars, he has found someone who is a monster. All of a sudden Rhyno is behind Undertaker, when taker turns around Rhyno gores him. Then next week Heyman would come out with the tag champs Dudleyz and Rhyno. Heyman says that last week was just a resurrection of the greatest company of them all and most dangerous, ECW. Then a match set later that day between Rhyno and Undertaker, Rob Van Dam could come out hit the Van Daminator on Taker, Rhyno covers him and beats Taker. The very next week, (well with the victory Rhyno could reach the WWE Championship Division) Paul Heyman, Rob Van Dam, Rhyno, and the Dudleyz would come out wearing ECW T-Shirts. This can help the WWE in two ways, they would be able to sell alot more t-shirts and would be great ratings because everyone has always wanted to have ECW resurrected for a long time. Anyway, this is just one of many ideas I have about the Paul Heyman stable.

Oh, I forgot, what a goof, I forgot one thing....my catchphrase!...and as many of you know it will begin in 1...............2...........3

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[Sunshine]

sheesh unknown, you really want Rhyno on Smackdown dont you? Just about all your Smackdown plans have included him. He isnt THAT good...

Just look at this, he main-events Heat for RAW then all of the sudden main-events Smackdown. That would make Smackdown look even more horrible. I'd say to let RVD be the main-eventer, Rhyno be the US titler, Dudleyz be the dominat tag team, Taker be their dominant monster, and then Paul Heyman be the manager. That would make a great stable. Could even compare to Evolution. Heck, might even be better.

RVD-HHH
Orton-Rhyno
Taker-Batista
Heyman-Ric Flair
Dudleyz-extra henchmen

[Unknown]

You must have not of watched ECW if you think that...

[Gravedigger]

sheesh unknown, you really want Rhyno on Smackdown dont you? Just about all your Smackdown plans have included him. He isnt THAT good...
I agree with Unknown. Obviously the "He isn't THAT good..." comment is showing that you don't know hardly anything about ECW. Rhyno isn't being properly used if even used at all lately. If they pushed him and let him actually do something, he would blow most of the other wrestlers out of the water.

You need to find his and Raven's hardcore match from a couple of years ago at a WWE PPV (I'm pretty sure it was a PPV). I can't remember when it was, but that was one of the greatest matches in a while, mainly because it looked like an ECW match.