Let's look at the objectives here. He was the lead i the Millenials. The post I made previously on the last page is a list of everything this company has done to try to elevate him ad none of it has worked. All of that is objective. It would be one thing if this was just purely opinion base. But it's a fact that the Millenials weren't over with the crowd. It's a fact that the crowd rejected him when he was going to win the Dream Gate in 2015. It's a fact that people do't react to him now. These are all things we can see and you could go and watch most of those shows on the RealHero Archive or even on Dailymotion. it's there to see. And the thing is I think a lot of people agree with this or acknowledge. But my thing has always been" if we can see the fact that he's failed in a lot of ways, then why do we think he would succeed when put in a even higher position?"
To me, you would ant to take a risk on a guy when you see that they have a recent track record of doing well. Hence the Kzy Dream Gate shot. Makes sense. He's become really good, he's really popular and he has great performances. That's why you take a risk on a guy. Even if you want to use an out of the company example, look at Kenoh in NOAH. He killed it with Ohara, he killed it in his singles performances. Even on a smaller scale in Mich Pro, you could see the productive. So it makes sense why NOAH is going all in on him because he has the track record to prove that it's warranted. T-Hawk does not have that.
But the company is going to keep trying. And ANTIAS is about these three guys; Eita, Linda and T-Hawk. These three are the main players so this is definitely put up or shut up. But yeah, that's just my stance on the T-Hawk thing. Sorry for the long post
