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What I am saying, however, is that people remember who Albert is. For WWE to bring him in and start calling him Lord Tensai without giving a thorough explanation of how he came to be is insulting to the fans' intelligence. Matt Bloom is not Japanese. He is a white guy from Peabody, Mass.

Doing this will eliminate the mocking chants of the fans, who are going to continue reminding Bloom of his past. This past Monday, Detroit, a city not known for its hardcore wrestling fans, chanted " Albert. There have been plenty of guys who have changed their gimmicks and kept their names.

Rick Martel went from French-Canadian pretty boy to arrogant male supermodel. Jeff Jarrett went from country music star to country rebel. At one point, Bloom had 28 body piercings, the first of which he received at the age of fourteen. Pro Wrestling Explore. Explore Wikis Community Central.

Register Don't have an account? Matthew Bloom. Edit this page. History Talk 0. Universal Conquest Wiki. Roman Reigns. King Nakamura. Damian Priest. Nikki A. Becky Lynch. Charlotte Flair. Tommaso Ciampa. Carmelo Hayes. Roderick Strong. Mandy Rose. On a show that featured The Rock kicking off the evening, the continuation of the CM Punk-Chris Jericho rivalry, John Cena's first promo after losing in the main event the night before and the return of Brock Lesnar, there was absolutely no room for Tensai to make an effective return to WWE television.

With everything going on around his match, there was no way fans would be likely to remember the debut. Alex Riley was the wrong opponent for Tensai. Sometimes that is a good thing.

The crowd's sympathy for a favorite star will allow them to turn on the villain and help get him over in the process. This was not one of those times. One can blame the creative team for debuting Tensai at the wrong time, for placing him in a match against the wrong opponent. But at some point, the performer himself deserves blame.

Lord Tensai simply was not impressive in his first match on WWE television. With a crowd as rabid as the post-Wrestlemania crowd in Miami, for them to sit on their hands and have nearly zero reaction or care for the returning superstar or anything he was doing in the ring should have been an immediate "red flag" for Vince McMahon and the creative team.