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Old 03-11-2009, 02:47 AM   #6
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It's not really a shame. I'm suggesting Matt will likely win a world title. That's an enourmous accomplishment for him.
There's nothing wrong with him being elevated for a short lived or transitional title reign, and then worked back into the uppermidcard. Not everyone can get the top spot and hold onto it for their whole career. Only a handful of guys a decade do that.

Christian will get his shot I think. I think the key to things is patience. Look at this year. Jeff Hardy actually scored a title win. Jericho won the world title again...twice. Neither seemed likely.

I think if someone is consistently over, and consistently performs well there is always hope. The company needs new stars and champions to step up at certain times. There are times where the roster/main event scene is crowded, and other times when it is thinned by injuries or retirements.
Look at JBL. RVD too. And Eddie. Booker T even got back to the top, and so did Edge.

I think Christian would have been elevated and won a world title in WWE by now if he hadn't lost patience and left.
And I still think he will
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