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Old 11-21-2012, 07:39 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Iginfest View Post
I'd say Daniel Bryan before Wrestlemania was pretty bad. Couldn't buy him as champ and he was just really really bland. Ever since the Raw following WM though he's gradually become much more fun, and his stuff with Kane has been one of the more entertaining things in WWE in a while. Losing the belt in 18 seconds was the best thing that happened to him. I don't really want to see him pushed higher than upper card level again though.
I think he belongs where he is. Nicely booked storylines away from the main title. Where he can still entertain and still be inserted into big matches and angles and not needed to be the draw.

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