Crockerinho

Wrestling Moderator

After No Mercy where do you see Paul London headed? (In WWE that is, I assume his first move directly after No Mercy will be to go home!! )

After he and Kidman lost the belts and he ended up on Velocity again I feared the worst, yet seeing him face off against Booker this week, made me wonder if his next move will be to take over from Cena and feud with Booker? The only thing that makes me uncertain about this is that that match was a pretty one sided affair and London didn't get much offense in but hopefully after his singles pay per view debut next weekend, London will be in for a bit of a push and he'll be able to showcase more than the handful of moves he has done so far - assuming that is, that his match with Kidman gets a decent amount of time (hopefully with it being a single brand event they'll be desperate to fill the 3 hours and so will give them at least 10 minutes, which is what this match deserves after the build up!)

What I'd like to see is London win the match next weekend and get over with the fans really well by using the London Star Press and then maybe have him, Mark Jindrak and Charlie Haas become the backbone of the US Division for the next few months with Booker moving up the card with Cena.

Tommy 2 Slow

Formerly Narc

I think it would have been alot better if WWE left him with Kidman. They do not him in single competition, as they have so many midcarders already. What they need, are tag teams and they made a very good team. As a matter of fact, they sould have grown to be one of the best team ever, if given a chance. What a shame. As far as your question goes, I see London headed for Velocity duty. What a shame!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dr. Giganto

I think he's gonna go on to feud with Spike over the Cruiserweight title. Thats the logical next step

AudioSavior

I dunno, the crowd really seems to like him a lot. i can see him getting bigger and kicking Spikes ass to have some real talent with the belt lol.

Y2J The King Of The World

I hope that WWE pulls a storyline where Kidman and London are able to make it though their spat and reform their team. Sure, tying in Chavo's injury to their split was a nice, if not untimely, touch. If they split, they're just like any other makeshift tag team. WWE desperately needs teams to build interest in tag matches again, and London & Kidman were one of the best things to come along since the heyday of the Dudleys, Hardys, and Edge & Christian. But, with the timing of this whole thing, it looks like they'll both be forgotten and put back on Velocity (as a lot of you also think). I hope that WWE does more than that with these two, as they rule as a team.