He adds that Neville figured out the way things work in WWE way quicker than most. He won Newcomer of the Year his first year on the main roster, a legitimate fan vote, but WWE didn’t take that and use it as a momentum builder for him. Instead he was booked to lose that night which didn’t make much sense to Ryback. It takes courage to walk away from a place like WWE, and Ryback’s happy for Neville.
Ryback informs that he likes Roman Reigns a lot. He thinks the people booing Reigns still like him and they’re not booing him, they’re booing the system. Ryback just doesn’t understand why WWE doesn’t run with the guys who get hot, even if it’s just for a few months.

Ryback points out that Triple H told him years ago that WWE will never have another marquee star again. It’s evident that WWE has built their brand to a point where they don’t need another huge star at this point, and they can still make bundles of money without massive stars.
Ryback informs that John Morrison will be on the next season of Survivor. Ryback says he likes Morrison a lot and thinks he’s super talented. He notes that Morrison has accomplished a lot since leaving WWE and it’s evident that he likes to keep his options open. He also thinks Morrison will return to WWE at some point in the future when he wants to, even though he doesn’t really need to at this point.