Was coming. I thought he'd win it at Wrestlemania after winning the Royal Rumble tbh. I wouldn't say he's the best choice for champ though tbh. He's far from the best wrestler in the company. I'd definitely chose Edge or Triple H over him. Jeff does some impressive stuff, but he's not a brilliant wrestler, again just something to please the WWE's target market.
WWE could be so much better if they ditched the awful PG control that they've got over the product atm. The company's becoming more and more child focused, with guys like Jeff, Cena and Mysterio getting big pushes, leaving the talented wrestlers like Benjamin, Matt Hardy, Undertaker, CM Punk, Randy Orton, Shawn Michaels, MVP and John Morrisson getting either mid-card titles or very little exposure. Orton especially gets a very rough deal, he's not had a World Title for a long long time, yet he's one of the more talented guys in the E.
WWE's got a heck of alot of potential, especially with guys like Swagger, Bourne, DH Smith, Kendrick, Rhodes, DiBiase, and Marella coming through, but they're just not giving them the chance to truely shine, because of the ridiculous obsession with the likes of Cena, Batista and Jeff Hardy. If WWE binned this PG outlook they'd be much better, and could actually get back to the good old days, the Attitude era, but it won't happen. As long as Vince is pulling in the money things won't change.
TNA's not much better either. Every match ending with a low blow, heel's holding every title, Alex Shelley not getting enough ring time to shine. They're starting to do more things right though, limiting Samoa Joe's mic time, bringing Christopher Daniels back and also removing the X Division title from Sheik Abdul Bashir. The Frontline-MEM story is going pretty well as well, and will really heat up when Foley makes the inevitible heel turn at Genesis to screw Jeff Jarrett over. Kaz is back as well, playing the role of Suicide, and his 2 appearances so far have been very impressive, even if he somewhat messed up the finisher in his last appearance.
Things are looking up for the Wrestling business, but we still need to see improvements if it's going to get back to the WWF-WCW good days. Things going the right way though.