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Old 03-22-2008, 02:02 AM   #15
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Personally, I would love to see the WWE cough up the cash to ge these guys back on the active roster. Billy Kidman has been apart of some fantastic matches. He and Rey Mysterio once challenged for the WWE Tag Team Championship, I think it may have been at Vengeance 2003. Anyway, the champions at the time were Shelton Benjamin & Charlie Haas. The match was fantastic. The fans changed "Bullshit" after an inverted powerbomb launch by Kidman into a hurricanrana to one of the champs on the top rope only got a two count.

Kidman's match at No Mercy 2004 against Paul London was pretty great, too. It did highlight how crappy Kidman's Shooting Star Press was compared to the London Calling, though.

The man was never brilliant on the mic, but if London & Kendrick end up feuding, I would not be opposed to Kidman showing up as Kendrick's "coach."

If the WWE ever decides to revive the Cruiserweight Division, I think Kidman would make a great centerpiece for it.

Lance Storm is just greatness. The WWE should pay him a bundle of cash to return, and make him the ECW Champion. He could teach a lot of guys while just being great.
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