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Old 07-08-2011, 10:44 PM   #37
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Drew McIntyre is a good worker, but he can get a lot better, too. In some ways, being on Superstars will help him, because he gets to work longer matches as opposed to three or four minute ones. Personally, I love the guy, but not everyone can be pushed at once.

I'd like to see him face CM Punk on RAW, actually. There's one more before Money in the Bank, right? It'd make sense that Vince sends his Chosen One to do soften Punk up for John Cena. McIntyre loses the match, but when Cena retains (or Punk wins and then is defeated by the guy cashing in), McIntyre can take credit for it, and then face the WWE Champion on RAW. He wouldn't win (again), but it'd be a chance for him to have a good main event-level showing.

Alternatively, McIntyre could offer to soften up Punk, but Vince can choose someone else, and tell McIntyre that he hasn't lived up to expectations "lighting a fire" under Drew.
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