Thread: Stars who had potential but never made it or were never used right
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Old 11-08-2009, 02:19 AM   #37
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Yeah, I've got to say that Heyman's list isn't as retarded as people are making out. Heyman isn't trying to argue their accomplishments on paper, but more the impact they could have had on the business. 2002 Triple H was really quite shit, and that's a shame considering how fucking hot people were for his return. There is a reason that Triple H was back to being a heel by the time Summerslam of that year rolled around, and he allegedly refused to go face again for about four years afterwards.

Just taking another example from this list: Randy Orton. After he initially turned face, Orton pretty much fell flat on his face. He was pretty much assumed to be the new top face of the company, and was expected to face Triple H at WrestleMania 21. Only, his face turn was such an abortion that he was a heel by the time Mania 21 rolled around.

Batista is a good example of how the face turn against Evolution should have been done; and there is also the argument that perhaps Orton should have turned heel, and that Triple H had challenged him.
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