Thread: So I think the result of the whole "incident" on Raw is apparent...
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Old 04-26-2011, 06:44 AM   #10
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Whether it fails or succeeds, whether you enjoy or hate Mark Henry, if that's where they're going with it, then the angle tonight makes sense.

And by the way, for the "Mark Henry sucks and shouldn't be getting a push" people. I think there are very few talents that I have seen that are absolutely unpushable. I can't even really think of any at the moment. When Mark Henry came to Raw as a face and beat Orton and started working the crowd with that "Stand and cheer, now sit down and be silent" arm motion thing, he was on his way to something special. The ball may have been dropped but he had the crowd in the palm of his hands. They were eating it up. He found his nitch. He is... pushable.
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