Thread: Would the WWE have El Generio?
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Old 09-10-2007, 05:10 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by FourFifty
I'm sad because BDC makes a valid point
I'm sorry, most indy stars look the same to me. And I don't have the time to watch all their matchs and tell if they are indeed worth a damn, and most aren't. And these best ofs and tribute videos just show the offensive moves and the guy doing his little taunts. So of course they are going to look good in the video, that was the point. I'm more worried about how these guys work in a match. I expect a worker to have a move set, if they don't they have no business being in wrestling, and so watching a video like that tells me nothing i didn't already know. I want to know if they can sell and put on a match. And their characters history and all of that. And I really don't have time to keep up on random indy guys, so I'll pay attention if they make it to wwe.

Just because they are in WWE, doesn't mean I'm going to like them.
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