Thread: Who's the next underdog to make it big?
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Old 12-22-2010, 09:42 PM   #13
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I think the guys returning from injury will receive pushes that they may capitalise on. That means 2011 could be a great year for both Christian and Evan Bourne. But I'm also going to throw out John Morrison's name.

John Hennigan only ended up in the WWE after winning Tough Enough 3 in 2003. Over the last seven years, we've seen Hennigan evolve from being Eric Bischoff's assistant, changing his ring name every week, in a desperate attempt to use Hennigan; to him becoming one-half of possibly the greatest tag team in the modern era. As Johnny Nitro, Hennigan also experienced some relative mid-card success -- with two Intercontinental Title reigns, making him at this point already the most successful thing to ever come from Tough Enough (until The Miz).

After Chris Benoit went nuts, Johnny Nitro got a chance to step up, and he metamorphisised into "John Morrison" as ECW Champion, and since then has been part of arguably another contender for greatest tag team in this modern era, and had some MOTY candidates.

I think 2011 is as good a year as any for Morrison to break out.
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