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Old 11-12-2008, 07:57 PM   #53
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Not really. Trish was able to bring a newfound amount of workrate and respectability to what's usually considered the joke division of American wrestling. Of course, it all went out the window when she (and others like Molly Holly and Victoria) were replaced by the Diva Search chicks. She wasn't exactly Ric Flair, but for women's wrestling, she might as well have been.

The Rock, on the other hand, had the same problem then that Cena has now: great PPV matches from time to time, but by and large was predictable and repetitive.
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