Thread: Has WWE given up on the Zack Ryder experiment?
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Old 10-13-2012, 09:02 AM   #8
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He sells Merchandise without being pushed. Its great business for the WWE.

Im not a Ryder fan, but I did enjoy his run to the "top". The WWE was forced to listen to the fans. Normally they decide who gets pushed, and who is booked. They make that decision and try to convey to the fans who should be over. In this case the fans decidded

Just kind of sucks it wasnt a more revolutional event.
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