Thread: Discussion: Would you be able to handle life on the road as a WWE Superstar
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Old 06-17-2006, 10:01 PM   #2
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I honestly don't think I would. The travelling itself would be fine, but being away from loved ones, and just the whole attitude that goes with it. I mean, look at Paul London. The guy has to fly around the world, just hoping for half an opportunity to show his talent. Last week he didn't even get the chance to appear on WWE TV. It would be extremely frustrating. I admire some guys' resolve.

There would be times when there would be nothing better than it, though. Like being in a high profile feud. To be Triple H, Shawn Michaels or even Kane (despite the fact he gets a lot of shit writing coming his way) and have storylines each and every week, with developments happening to your character every night you appear. That would be awesome. The Spirit Squad is another example of this. Every week the spotlight is on them. I could definately put up with that.
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