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Old 03-16-2012, 03:36 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool View Post
When I think of Jerry Lynn, I think of the term vanilla midget.

He is an indy work horse. But he has little charisma, and is instantly forgettable. He can put on a decent enough match. But there is a reason he never made it in WCW or WWE. And he is best remembered for giving ECW breakout stars their best ECW matches but he himself couldn't break out because he is unoriginal and uninspired..
Pretty much this, to be honest. The guy was one hell of a great worker, but there was nothing about him that really sparked any interest in me.
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