Thread: WWE has reportedly "given up" on Ziggler and Swagger
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Old 11-27-2009, 06:53 PM   #75
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Originally Posted by Loose Cannon View Post
Obviously those articles are stretching the truth, but I could see some truth to it, especially with Swagger. I keep saying it over and over and we keep seeing it over and over. Guys are pushed like crazy for a bit and then the WWE just pushes them back down again. It's certainly happened with Swagger. "Given Up" is not the proper terms just yet with him, but you can easily see a fall.


With Ziggler, I never saw him making it to the top anyway, so he is always going to be in the mid card and probably let go within 2 years.


And with the WWE being by FAR the only wreslting show in town, we will continue to see the push/quick depush of younger talent. The midcard has such a high turnover
It's called being drafted to Raw.
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