Ken Anderson's blaming Randy privately
 

I really wish they could just bring him back and stuff.:-\

Hm, I actually kind of agree with him.

me too, but what is the name of his wife?
i know that randy orton is married in 2007 with a girl named samantha?

How is that even important?

Read a tabloid or two, bitch.

Pamela

I would totally do her.

Pamela...Kamela man I am getting Horny. :P

was just wondering.

Whoa! back to the topic.

yes, agreed

IMO, Ken is a complete WWE package. There is no way he will achieve the WWE level of stardom even though if he has multiple reigns as the TNA Champion.

The height of WWE's popularity came when Rock, Austin, Foley and Triple H were all cutting comedic promos. Fuck off, Paul.

Agreed.

Randy Orton seems to be a bit of a dick at times. Didn't get get Eugene another shot in the WWE, and then bitch about how out of shape he was? It wouldn't surprise me if Orton was behind Mr. Kennedy's release from the WWE. Kennedy was a good talent -- solid in the ring and on the mic. He had that extra charisma factor, too. If he had stuck around, I'd have liked to have seen him win the WWE Title this year, just to freshen things up.

Triple H often says stuff that contradicts what he is doing. I wonder if he just talks a lot of shit to be ironic or whatever, or if he is just a dick. I can't remember the last time I heard a completely serious John Cena promo.

Even if they put him on ECW, where he could "be punished" for whatever it is he did, and maybe even get some credibility out of being the ECW Champion before he gets re-inserted to one of the other brands. Hell, the idea of Michael Hayes booking him right now sends shivers down my spine.

A heelish Kennedy is what I would love to see.

I definitely would love to see him back. I wouldn't even mind if he re-debuted on ECW, since I always watch (and enjoy) the show. I have been saying he should be World Champion for a while now. Shame politics [seemingly] ruined his chances.

Also, I agree with

and

He'll be back.

Even so, I wonder why everyone says he's dangerous in the ring.

He won't be back..... and I love the Gina Carano sig :drool:

I love Jeff Hardy to death, but as many chances as he has received, Kennedy should be a no-brainer.

He was great several years ago. But between the inconsistent booking, injuries, and suspension, I don't care if he never sets foot in a WWE ring again. Kennedy is still a relative rookie compared to many others on the roster. You only get so many times to come in and tell us THIS time you're going to wow us.

Mr. Kennedy seemed like some no name wrestler that you would see on Velocity. He was loud and flamboyant, but there was no substance to what he said. He's one of those guys that can only do well if the rest of the roster is really good. A filler wrestler.

If he's blaming Orton privately shouldn't we not know about it?

Actually I kind of take that back. I am trying to imagine what it would be like if The Rock and Mr. Kennedy had a feud eleven years ago, with Mr. Kennedy going blah blah blah on his custom microphone and with The Rock being at the announce table mocking how much he is talking even though Kennedy can't hear him. That would have been some good stuff.

I'd rather watch Fraiser than hear Mr Boringdy on the mic. Christ....... Christ.

Mr. Boringdy? dude... really?

Fraiser is fucking awesome.

I can deal with Ken Blanderson.

Frasier is glorious

I honestly think Kennedy didn't really get a fair shake, and that he deserves to get another chance, as it seems obvious to me that either RAW or SmackDown! (probably RAW more, though) could use a guy like him, especially given how relatively weak the main event scene on RAW is. I mean, with his last return I was honestly hoping he'd get beyond the glass ceiling, but he didn't and it just seems like WWE were too easily content to let go of a tremendous talent just from one mistake in particular, and perhaps Orton's backstage string-pulling, dunno.

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Take away anyone's gimmick and they're just a guy. Unless you're a giant like Khali, which is a gimmick in and of itself.

Apparently he was good enough to at least have held the U.S. Championship, even if it was only once, and had he not gotten injured following Mania 23, he probably would have gone on to capture WWE or World Heavyweight Championship gold, so let's not forget those two important points regarding Kennedy's level of skill and talent.

That was actually the only thing that jumped out at me in that whole article. Triple H is a hater.

Kennedy defiantly had potential to be a huge star, especially with him in contact with Stone Cold to get tips and help on how to be better. His main problem was injuries at the worst times possible and being caught up in the steroids controversy.

His push with the Money in the Bank and then loosing it from an injury that was less severe than in reality probably was the turning point in killing his momentum as a rising star.