Thread: Is he worth keeping around? (Charlie Haas)
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Old 03-31-2009, 11:50 PM   #14
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Charlie Haas' wife is getting work with the WWE again (albeit one pay-day), so that is good for the man. Talent is not Haas' problem. The man is a fantastic wrestle, has a good look, and does have charisma (no matter what anyone says). He just specialises in a style that the WWE isn't focused on right now.

I have a feeling that there is a spot for Haas somewhere. I believe the WWE will be refreshing the mid-card fairly soon, and moving a lot of guys into the main event (like Shelton Benjamin, MVP and Umaga) or into tag teams. Sometime after the upcoming draft, I can see Haas in a solid mid-card program. The silly impersonator gimmick worked getting the fans to see a more entertaining side to Haas, and has helped him forge better connections with the crowd.

I'd say that Haas is definitely worth keeping around, but he should be used at least in a mid-card role.
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