Thread: Aren't the Dudleys a little played out by now?
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Old 03-29-2004, 06:34 PM   #39
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Dudleys are decent in terms of getting the 'live crowd' into the event, but I agree.............they are VERY stale.

I personally think the WWE had the right idea a few years ago when they decided to break up the Dudleys (and put them on separate shows). The problem however, was that neither man could 'make it' as a singles star.

The WWE got scared and put them back together.

Despite this - I still am in favor of seeing them split again (and trying to make it as singles stars).

Take a look at Bradshaw a few years ago (when the Acolytes were split up). Bradshaw sucked massive penis as a singles competitor, but seems to have found his 'niche' now. Sometimes........it just takes time.

I'm sure if the Dudleys were split (and made into singles stars), the WWE would EVENTUALLY come up with something decent for one (or both) men.
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