今天，我看到了某篇东西，大意是说老麦和WWE高层们开始对Alberto Del Rio失去信心，所以才让他在WWE PPV Survivor Series 2011上干净利落地输给CM Punk的Anaconda Vice。

不过你知道么，我对ADR有faith，他不是那种轻易放弃的人，如果他信心不足他就不会选择放弃曾经拥有的很多来到WWE。来这里是就是为了干一番事业的！我不管他在2011这一年里已经被给予了多少的荣誉但结果却徒劳，光环只是历史，奇迹需要人去创造，而他曾经激越了我，我相信未来也一样。

或许现在的方法不太正确，但总有适合他成长成才的方法。

Alberto Del Rio的mic技的确有待改进，他的擂台表现也不是绝对顶级中的顶级，但他从来不缺信心，从走出布幕面向观众的那一刻开始。所以，即便是全世界都不看好他，他也不会自暴自弃迷失自我，因为他总有faith，无论你信不信，反正我是信了。

哪怕是从头开始，哪怕是从一个二级或者N级选手重新开始，哪怕全世界人民都觉得他无聊，但在内心深处他还抱着要为自己国人争光的强烈荣誉感，所以，他没有理由不更加努力用实际行动反驳你们的批评。

对你有信心，正如@石头所说，哪怕“他去了马戏团”，我们也会继续支持！

努力吧，Alberto Del Rio，放下沉重的包袱，用正确的方式闪耀吧！

下面就是我看到的某篇东西，转载自：http://bleacherreport.com/articles/954851-wwe-news-vince-mcmahon-loses-faith-in-alberto-del-rio-more-on-cm-punks-win

WWE News: Vince McMahon Loses Faith in Alberto Del Rio? More on CM Punk’s Win
By Sharon Glencross(Featured Columnist) on November 23, 2011

DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA - JULY 08: Alberto Del Rio is introduced during the WWE Smackdown Live Tour at Westridge Park Tennis Stadium on July 08, 2011 in Durban, South Africa. (Photo by Steve Haag/Gallo Images/Getty Images)
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There’s a great deal of political fallout from WWE’s Survivor Series pay-per-view, as Dave Meltzer notes in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. As most know, loudmouth, ice-cream loving baby-face CM Punk emerged from Madison Square Garden as the new champion after making Alberto Del Rio tap clean to a vicious Anaconda Vise in a heated title match.

To cut the legs off Del Rio (whom WWE has been building up as a serious main-eventer since his debut in the summer of 2010) so early, led many to suspect that there was a story here. Many thought, possibly, that top WWE brass had lost faith in the Mexican star to be a fully-fledged main-eventer.

Meltzer confirms this, noting: “McMahon has lost confidence in him according to multiple sources, and with the experiment of bringing in stars from Mexico, with the idea it hasn’t worked out as he had envisioned.”

Certainly, a lukewarm Del Rio did not perform as one would have hoped during his recent main event run.

His promo work was achingly bland, something Punk even poked fun at on a recent episode of Raw, and his in-ring work fine but unspectacular. He didn’t seem to provoke much of a reaction from fans anywhere, not even when Raw emanated from his home country of Mexico.

Of course, some of the blame for this has to be pinned on the erratic nature of WWE’s booking team.

They kept putting off giving Del Rio his planned first title run, allowing his act to grow stale, and then when they finally did have him win the title (at the Summerslam pay-per-view), had him lose it to John Cena just four week later at Night of Champions!

What a startling way to book someone you aspire to be your next big top star.

McMahon’s loss of faith in bringing in Mexican stars to fill the void left by an injury-prone Rey may also stem from the Sin Cara situation,

Since debuting earlier this year, the luchador has been plagued with numerous problems: political issues over his backstage attitude, a suspension (he failed a drug test over the summer and was gone for 30 days) and an extremely serious knee injury at last week’s pay-per-view when he ruptured his patella.

Meltzer also mentions that McMahon has become much more of a backer of CM Punk: “Right now Vince McMahon has made the commitment to Punk as champion. They are back in the mindset of trying to strengthen the belt by not changing it every month.”

Knowing the incredibly fickle nature of Vince McMahon these days—seeing how quickly he dropped the ball on Del Rio, Jack Swagger, Evan Bourne and others—it remains to be seen how long this new resolve to give Punk a longer world title reign will last.