Thread: First tag teams, then managers, now Cruiserweights
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Old 08-22-2011, 07:19 PM   #1
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First tag teams, then managers, now Cruiserweights
Triple H is on a roll

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There has been discussion within WWE lately about the company looking to see what cruiserweight or light heavyweight talents are out there and signing them to developmental deals.

It hasn't been confirmed yet that WWE will be doing a full-fledged revival of the cruiserweight division but they are interested in bringing talents who fit that bill. The idea is that cruiserweights will give guys like Evan Bourne or Sin Cara someone to work with and would add a quality of wrestling to WWE's undercard.

This goes back to Triple H and changes he is making as he slowly takes over day-to-day control of the company.

Source: PWInsider
Seems like everything the IWC has been clamoring for is being brought back. What's next? Kane's mask? The blue steel cage?

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