I think TNA is trying to make Matt Morgan into the new Goldberg
 

Morgan does the same gesture before his helivator, starts his finisher from the same position and is basically doing what Goldberg did for a while, destroy lower level wrestler. PRobably start having "MORRRRRRRR GAN! chants piped in soon enough

And botching his finisher?

Yeah not gonna happen, Matt Morgan is horrible. I mean, Goldberg was bad but he had good charisma so it made him, but Morgan was absolutly horrible.

WWE dumped him, TNA picked him up as they usually do but he wont ever get nearly to the same level as Goldberg. I dont see what ppl see in him.

C'mon BDC, there was nothing wrong with his WWE g-g-g-g-gimmick!

I don't mind Matt Morgan, but he shouldn't get a Goldberg style push.

Instead of "Who's next?" It's gonna be "Who Cares?"

Morgan has a lot of charisma and he's decent in the ring. He wasn't ready when he got called up to WWE and he got thrown into a shitty gimmick and obviously didn't get over.

Going to TNA was a great decision on his part. He's vastly improved in the ring, he's got a decent gimmick and he's getting over. It sucks that Tomko is gone, I would have enjoyed a feud between the two.

Morgan is the goods. Jim Cornette knows more about wrestling than you. Jim Cornette knows more about wrestling than anyone on here. Jim Cornette groomed John Cena, Batista and Randy Orton for this business, and predicted big things for them. Whatever you think of those men, you cannot deny the success they have had within wrestling walls.

Cornette predicted a similar path for Matt Morgan. The man is fantastic on the mic, is a good worker for a guy his size, adds impact behind all his moves, is agile and has charimsa. He's also getting a job on American Gladiators, which would probably mean he would be the active wrestler reaching the largest audience on a weekly basis.

TNA is right to push Matt Morgan, and the way they are going about it is perfectly fine, in my opinion. A Goldberg-style push would suit Morgan. Start off small, simple, and let the fans either get behind him, or not.

Really the Goldberg angle could be used for every wrestler. If it was played right even Max Mini could be the next Goldberg.

Seriously though, are wrestling fans really that stupid to not recognise a recycled storyline???

Oh yeah, wait...