Thread: Shawn Daivari on the importance of perception outside ALLAYLAHAYYLAHAYYLA
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Old 08-26-2012, 07:14 AM   #4
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there's some truth there but at the same time the WWE income and the potential opportunities would be pretty hard to walk away from. With guys like Drew and others in his position, half of their problem appears to be just "settling" as opposed to going the Zack Ryder route and actively trying to do something to change their situation. And I'm not sure what his point is about "being perceived as shit". The guy did nothing but job pretty much before getting boot. History is filled with guys that left WWE and "reinvented" themselves on the indy scene.
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