Thread: Old Stars Being Brought Back?
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Old 09-17-2011, 11:02 PM   #29
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Oh, and I'd totally mark out for the return of Simon Dean. I truthfully believe that Mike Bucci is perhaps one of the most misused stars in WWE history. The guy was unbelievable in the ring, and entirely competent on the mic. Oh, and come to think of it -- Steven Richards was always apparently a favourite of Vince McMahon. The guy is still in great shape, and if his story was told, and he revealed his dream was to become a recognised champion in the WWE -- then he could get a lot of fan support.

Imagine the following cast for a spin-off of NXT:

* A-Train
* Dice Domino
* Jimmy Yang
* Johnny Jeter
* MVP
* Rhyno
* Scotty 2 Hotty
* Steven Richards

That's a diverse range of talent that I'm sure could still work some great matches. The oldest is Steven Richards, who this year turns 40. Johnny Jeter is still under 30. Rhyno is only 35.
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