WWE Agents Reportedly Upset with the Push of Mason Ryan

You might have observed that one of the most drastically raised wrestlers in WWE history has been getting an all in all OK prod recently.

His name is Mason Ryan.

Following appearing as a component of CM Punk's revamped Nexus in January 2011, Ryan was inevitably composed off of TV and was striven for a brief period of time coming back to Monday Night Raw as an infant face a couple of months back.

Ryan is now getting an average run as a mid-carder, and I’m confident he's upbeat about it. However not everybody in the WWE is.

From the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (via SEScoops.com):

A few operators in WWE are protesting regarding the prod of Mason Ryan.

I don’t think it takes a prodigy to resolve the No. 1 explanation why the WWE's executor aren’t precisely thrilled about Ryan being pushed: As they declare in the wrestling globe, "he's as green as goose s**t."

While each wrestler is green at some focus, Ryan takes it to an entire unique level. He's greener than Kermit the Frog and has indicated practically zero upgrade following being rang to the essential lists.

We’ve viewed huge fellas who are worse than Ryan—Jackson Andrews, any individual?—but actually viewing Ryan for a few moments in the ring makes you apprehend that he has inconvenience doing the least difficult of things, for instance fittingly executing moves or pitching them.

I’m not confident his greenness is the just explanation the WWE operators have an issue with his prod, however. They without a doubt aren’t all that animated regarding a chap with Ryan's measure and etched build getting that sort of prod when there has been a late surge in WWE Wellness Policy suspensions.

I mean, Evan Bourne and a couple of different fellows are moving toward getting suspended for violating the arrangement, but someone like Ryan isn’t?

I inhale some clever business going on here.

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