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Old 02-26-2011, 12:33 AM   #29
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Daniel Bryan came to my mind. It'd fit his "Best in the World" character, and since they seem to want to get Bryan over as this fantastic wrestler, a fantastic wrestler should really win all the time. Eventually you have Bryan enter the King of the Ring, win that, and then go after the WWE Championship. Heading into that match, his opponent can cost him a match for the US Title, and that adds heat to the WWE Title program. It'd also be similar (you know, minus the whole streak thing) to how Cena first captured the WWE Title.

But if I had to choose someone to be a monster, it'd be Tyler Reks. The guy is pretty much never talked about on here, but I've really been enjoying his work on Superstars. The man has good size, good psychology and good athleticism. That he has presence and a look helps, as well. Just have him destroy everyone.
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