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Old 11-07-2011, 07:01 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by Xero View Post
He's definitely been pushed on SmackDown! and RAW the past few weeks and it sort of makes sense that he gets the lead. But it's just a bit silly that a few weeks ago he was talking somewhat about not having a team of guys hold him back and now he's content with teaming up with people again.

I could be remembering that entirely wrong, but I'm pretty sure he did it in one of the pretapes before a match a few weeks ago on SmackDown!.
No, you are absolutely right. At the same time, this is sort of a "means to an end" type of match. Not that Barrett ever said that was okay, but I don't think this unit is going to stay together past one night of Barrett asserting himself as a World Title challenger.

And besides, Barrett is a heel -- if he lies it makes him more dislikeable. The man is brilliant on the stick, and he seems pretty in-touch with his character. I think a promo spot on SmackDown! will nicely explain why Barrett is content to lead.
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