Whats paul heyman up to nowadays?

[Guest RicFlairGlory]

Where is he? Heyman was GREAT. Even if he doesnt end up announcing (which I REALLY wish he would), it'd be great to see him bring back some of the good old male managing days.

 

While I'm at it, I miss Lou Albano!

[Guest Kevin Sullivan Booked My Divorce]

uhh he's booking matches?

[Guest Tony149]

I don't think Heyman will ever manage again. The ERA of male managers are pretty much over. I think there's a chance Heyman could announce for the second WWF company when they split.

[Guest JAMES900]

I think heyman wants to stay off tv and just book matches/ write storylines.

[Guest Hoyakillah]

I don't think Heyman will ever manage again. The ERA of male managers are pretty much over. I think there's a chance Heyman could announce for the second WWF company when they split.

 

I'd actually have to respectfully disagree with you on this one.  I think that there are some people (James Vandenberg, the Sinister Minister immediately comes to mind) who can pull off the "male manager" shtick, even today.  And I think Heyman's the perfect person to do that - he doesn't like announcing, from what I've read, because he hates to have to put everyone over as he did when he was announcing RAW.  Not that he sucks at it - far from it.  But as we saw, his best work is when you stick him in the ring with a mic.

 

And from what I understand, there's someone who he will manage, upon his return... Chris Benoit.

[Guest FakeRazor]

Correct, James9000, Heyman has stated on a few occasions that he now prefers to remain behind the scenes and just wants to book, rather than being an on-air personality.

[Guest Tony149]

Oh, I agree. There are men out there who can be good managers. I'm just saying since the "Attitude" ERA started, if you're a women with big boobs or long legs, you have a better shot at becoming a manager than a man.

[Guest Army Eye]

Cyrus would be a great manager too.  But oh well. your name has to be Shane McMahon to be a male manager in the WWF these days