ha, called it. WWE probably wants them to work together and against each other since they're both indie guys with similar backgrounds (not the same companies, but a Gabe product is a Gabe product).
and Tyler is kinda awkward in real life too, so acting is a problem for him in the end. what you see really is what you get with him - a guy who knows he has talent but can't vocalize his emotions well, and doesn't know how to sound as good as he ought to. in terms of 'who he is,' the guy lacks that extra boost of conversational skills. not a confidence issue, but doesn't know how to express himself well.
Moxley can be pretty much anybody. biggest heel, biggest face, tweener, drunk, name it. if there's anyone who can teach Tyler how to be on the mic, it's him.
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