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Old 09-29-2008, 01:22 AM   #13
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I wish the WWE would recognise R-Truth as the same person as K-Kwik. I mean, all you have to do is go back and watch old tapes and realise they are exactly the same person. Hell, a Wikipedia search can help you achieve the same. Sure, K-Kwik was a bit underused in the WWE (depending on your position on him), but it's not like they're advertising him as the former two-time NWA Champion he is, either. Instead, they're taking it slow and building him. That's wise, but why then would revealing his journey to the top be such a negative thing? Especially considering he's being presented as a guy who made lots of mistakes earlier in life. Growth seems to be the point with him, but never mind. He'll still be like a former five-time Hardcore Champion to me.
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