Thread: Ron Killings to the WWE?
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Old 01-03-2008, 08:05 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight View Post
Well, more like six, but yeah. There's a bit more substance this time, but not by much.

Anyway, I like Killings. I liked him as K-Kwik. I mean, it wasn't a brilliant character, but he struck me as someone who could be pretty good some day in a different gimmick. Provided he didn't get married to it, like Venis or Scotty 2 Hotty.
Exactly. I remember seeing him once when he was playing a heel against Matt Hardy, and I was still fairly markish at the time, but it struck a kind of note with me. The guy is nowhere near the greatest ever, but sometime the greatest ever do come off that way.

In another thread, WWKD was talking about how to really become a huge star in the industry, you need to have some kind of connection to the crowd, and something "real" about you. When you really look at Killings' personality, style and life, he does strike me as someone who could do that. I'm not saying he could be the next Rock/Austin, or anything, just that he could be a solid acquisition and used to some degree of success.
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