Thread: Has the Sin Cara experiment run its course?
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Old 07-16-2012, 12:27 PM   #8
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I think he was pretty much doomed from the start when the guy speaks minimal English, has worked "highly choreographed" lucha matches with other lucha guys his entire career and is thrown in at the deep end on the biggest stage in pro wrestling against a bunch of guys from different backgrounds who now work the WWE style. I've said from the start they should have sent him to FCW to "acclimatize", even CM Punk needed development. What chance did Sin Cara have? Feel sorry for the guy, like I said in the PPV thread he's still swimming against the tide bless him. But I'd still like to see him go and spend 6 months in FCW. Or get Rey back and have them do "the loop" for the next 6 months or something.
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