Thread: Let's analyze the younger guys on WWE's roster
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Old 07-06-2009, 04:00 AM   #11
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By the way, here is a complete listing of guys under 30 in the WWE:

Cody Rhodes (24)
Curt Hawkins (24)
David Hart Smith (22)
Dolph Ziggler (28)
Evan Bourne (26)
Festus (25)
Gabriel (26)
Jack Swagger (26)
Jimmy Wang Yang (28)
John Morrison (29)
JTG (24)
Kofi Kingston (27)
The Miz (28)
Paul Burchill (29)
Primo (26)
Shad Gaspard (28)
Ted DiBiase (26)
Tyson Kidd (28)
Zack Ryder (24)

I'm not sure about Sheamus, who someone mentioned. I can't find his age anywhere. Of those guys, I think the talent is pretty strong. I've already talked about Cryme Tyme and Primo, so I'll give them a skip.

Of the men listed above, I think the most sure-fire World Champions would be David Hart Smith, Jack Swagger and John Morrison. Cody Rhodes and Dolph Ziggler are likely to end up with some major achievement to their name's, as well, but I don't think they are quite as bankable as the first pack of names. Ted DiBiase will likely get his time in the sun, although I don't see what is so good about him.

I've got a funny feeling that Festus will one day get a World Title, too. Probably not as Festus, but under a different gimmick. He has proven that he can play characters, and I think the WWE tries to give him a serious monster push one day.
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