Thread: Kaval released
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Old 12-24-2010, 11:55 AM   #143
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Originally Posted by Schlomey View Post
I don't blame Kaval for wanting to leave and I don't completely blame the WWE for wanting to part ways. Some incredible indie workers (such as Daniel Bryan) can convert their styles just enough to fit within the mold of a WWE television superstar...and some times guys can't (or won't)
Danielson is an odd one to look at, honestly. His style is completely out of the norm for WWE. He has absolutely toned it down A LOT, but there are still things where I watch him and think "holy shit" at his stiff kicks or the way he bumps.

I think there's A LOT more money to be made with Danielson than Kaval, though. Even though he's small, he can adapt to anything and is an absolute asset to the roster as a whole. Kaval doesn't have that utility. Not a lot do or even did.
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