Thread: So, who really wants the title and will apreciate it?
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Old 11-16-2005, 03:46 AM   #23
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To be honest, if I could give any guy in the WWE a World Title win, and possibly break down at the sight of the resulting emotion, it would be Val Venis.

The guy is fairly big physically, he's a good wrestler, he's very charismatic and entertaining. He has busted his ass in the WWE since around 1998, has all the potential in the world, but is mainly used a job guy. To see Venis win the big one, not only that, but become a Grand Slam Champion, it would break my heart to see it.

I don't know how reliable this source is, but apparently there was a bi of a bidding war between WCW and the WWE for Morley, and even though WCW offered more money, Morley chose WWE. I think that might be why he has been kept on the payroll for so long, but I think it is time to actually make Sean Morley worth something.
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