Thread: Why Doesn't Jericho's Return Generate the Same Grumblings as the Rock?
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Old 02-28-2012, 04:35 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
I know what you mean. And my example is valid. The only issue you could have with it is "Well, Tom Cruise would never actually do it" but that's irrelevant. If he did, he would automatically fit your definition of a great wrestler.
for your sake, if he actually did it and was at a level where he was "good" enough to be given a role as an active guy by Vince and got over (the "celebrity sheen" would wear off pretty quickly if he was on TV every week) then yeah, of course. You seem to be implying that Tom Cruise could train to be a wrestler and start as an active guy for Vince and remain over by default because he's already famous. And that's not how it works. Using your implication, he'd be great guest star. So yeah, not really valid at all.
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