Is Dolph Ziggler becoming Irrelevant?

The Funkasaurus Brodus Clay has got the better of former champion Dolph Ziggler in an impromptu match at the WWE’s pay per view event Extreme Rules on Sunday, the company’s first pay per view since the hugely successful Wrestle Mania 28. This was the first real test that Clay had faced and it can be said that he passed it with flying colors at the end of the match. The dancing machine with a hard head literally drove his head into the gut of Vicki Guerrero’s boy toy, securing the victory with a huge splash from the top rope.

This match was one of the biggest matches that Clay has had in his career, in particular because Ziggler was the toughest opponent that he has faced since he returned to the ring at the turn of the year and it can be said that he made s statement of intent by annihilating the former champion. However, in retrospect, although Clay is moving in the right direction, it seems that Dolph Ziggler has lost his way after a hugely successful and championship laden beginning to his career in the WWE.

Ziggler has somehow faded into oblivion over the last few months and in spite of having been the champion, he never had the power brokering aura about himself as can be expected of someone with a championship winning caliber such as The Rock, John Cena and the likes. This match with further went on to cement the fact that Ziggler is nothing but a mid-card jobber in the company.

It has been commented that WWE uses Ziggler to sell other people and that is why, he is the first one to go out into the ring, just to make other people look good and it’s high time that Dolph Ziggler made some introspections as to his goals in the WWE.

ZIGGLER MAKES NEW ENEMIES

WWE Superstar Dolph Ziggler is not only getting ready to battle it out with WWE Champion CM Punk for the title at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, but he is also busy making enemies out of legends such Mick Foley and The Rock. Ziggler said that he was extremely unhappy with these returning Superstars who think that they own the show and by stealing the spots of Superstars who worked extremely hard to achieve them just because they ‘used to be’ extremely good in their prime, he was quoted saying about Mick Foley.

Ziggler was also unhappy about the return of The People’s Champion, The Rock. He stated that he understood that legends do return to the industry but that doesn’t give them the right to steal the show every time they come back.  He went on to add that The Rock might be busy, but he is busy to, stealing the limelight every night and hogging it is pretty difficult and he does it day in and day out.

Not only Dolph Ziggler, several other wrestlers in the WWE roster are also unhappy about the return of The Rock to the industry after a gap of seven years during which time he was seen making his name in the Hollywood film industry. Wrestlers like CM Punk and Randy Orton are of the opinion that The Rock, if he wants to come back, should come back full time and be there with them every night and on the road when they travel and not be like a main event draw only.

However, Dolph Ziggler did not spend any words about the return of another Superstar in the form of Chris Jericho simply because he has been travelling with them for some time now and hasn’t immediately staked his claim for a top spot.