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Old 09-06-2005, 03:48 AM   #33
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The Rock will likely NEVER return to the wrestling business full-time as an active competitor. If the WWE cut their entire cruiserweights, almost all of their other talent, and dropped a few shows, then maybe, MAYBE the WWE can convince him to come back for six months. The Rock's ascended above the wrestling business, and it is probably best for his family if he sticks to Hollywood.

Stone Cold Steve Austin cannot wrestle. JR made hints that Ausitn will step into the ring again. Fine. One time only, I assume. If Austin feels great down the line, he can do it again. If we have another Shawn Michaels miracle, fine, but I doubt it.

Brock Lesnar is returning. He can still go, and I have no arguments there. Just don't make the same mistakes with him as last time.

Stables are all well and good, but they need to make sense and fit in. When the time comes the WWE will be ready for stables again.
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