
For weeks now, we have seen promo videos of Batista's long-awaited return
.
It has been nearly four years since we have seen the Animal on WWE
television, and many would agree that his presence was missed.
Interestingly enough, the Batista that we last saw in 2010 was far from a
person that the majority of the WWE Universe would cheer.

He was one of the top heels
in the company, turning on his friend and former tag team champion
partner Rey Mysterio, as well as being involved in a heated feud with
John Cena. After being in the WWE for nearly eight years, a burned out
Batista decided to pursue other endeavors.
However, like many former champions

Batista seemed to have already developed a foe to feud with, as former WWE and World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio has pulled no punches expressing his disdain for the former member of Evolution via Raw and Twitter.
So with these call-outs and Twitter verbal exchanges, does this forecast a feud with Alberto Del Rio and Batista? Let's hope not.
Since he won the Royal Rumble in 2011, and subsequently lost at WrestleMania 27 to Edge, Alberto Del Rio has been shoved down our throats as a main event star, but has not lived up to the moniker. Yes

And let's not forget the World Heavyweight Championship run in 2013, which led to a lackluster WrestleMania feud with Jack Swagger and involvement in every WHC Pay-Per-View

Still, WWE has enough confidence in ADR to make him a main event heel to feud with Batista. From what we have seen in previous weeks, coupled with Alberto Del Rio commenting on the Spinebuster and Powerbomb he received from Batista, there just may be some kind of interaction between the two in the coming weeks.
There are a number of better options to match-up Batista with than Alberto Del Rio. It made sense to use him as a stepping stone for Batista's return, but we should not have seen any more action between the two following the Powerbomb. WWE has tried many times to make ADR a main event superstar, but he has proven that he is an upper midcard wrestler, at best.
Rationally speaking, the WWE would not have paid

Please, WWE: Do not let Batista vs. Alberto Del Rio be an actual feud. You've tried many times with ADR—and failed.
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