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Old 06-30-2010, 05:37 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by blake639raw View Post
Doane and Jeter were both awesome in OVW. Jeter especially was a great promo.
Johnny Jeter's heel run with the OVW Heavyweight Championship and feud against Matt Cappotelli as booked by Paul Heyman was absolutely brilliant. Better than the stuff going on in the WWE at the time. If developmental was booked like that all the time, I would probably buy the DVDs. Or at least scout it out on YouTube.

Ken Doane would be very Pope-esque in TNA, I think. I see him coming in with a cocky heel attitude, eventually getting respect from the fans, and then being turned face by default -- much like everyone else, I guess. He'd make a good member of Ric Flair's Fortune group, to be honest. I'd love to see some matches pitting him against the likes of AJ Styles and Jay Lethal.
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