Thread: State Your Case: Why do think TNA and WWE are good/bad?
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Old 01-04-2014, 11:01 PM   #15
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Keep in mind that we're not talking about skill level here. We're talking about star power. Being in the main event and having that star power, regardless of the reasons for that, is certainly pertinent to the conversation. Triple H is closer to being in that talked about group than Edge, Jericho or RVD ever were. If you know wrestling, then you'd no doubt have a lot of respect for all of those men, but you're unlikely to have heard of them otherwise. Triple H has popped up within the mainstream culture occasionally.
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