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Old 07-13-2008, 02:06 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by Lock Jaw View Post
Because he's from Cuba.
Actually, I think he's Middle Eastern. Which might be worse in the WWE's eyes.

But yes, Estrada is ripped, and he's fantastic at playing a character. He will get his crack, though. I personally would love to see a tag team run with Umaga before they move Estrada with ECW over to the RAW side of things.

The talent initiative has been...interesting. I haven't actually see either guy yet. People talk highly about Ricky Ortiz, although apparently his match with Estrada was awkward. Ortiz is apparently very charismatic, and I'm sure he's there as a replacement for Kofi Kingston. Not too sure about Chris Harris and his new personality. They maybe should have called him Chris Harris, and just introduced him as a veteran of the business finally getting his crack in the WWE.

I'd like to see Ricky Ortiz and Brendan Walker or whatever his name is, in a tag team on SmackDown!/ECW. Two new guys helping each other out. It'd also be nice to get Evan Bourne and Paul London working together, somehow.
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