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Old 11-21-2012, 07:59 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
Yeah, despite people's desire to shit on everything Gertner says because of the way he says it, he was right about Bryan. The guy was out of place as champion. I didn't buy it.

Let him do stuff like he's doing now and put on stellar upper-midcard matches while the more credible guys take care of the main event scene and the guy can be a HUGELY vital part of the company. He's money. Just not as "the man".
Yeah I agree 100%. I bet people will be calling for these new guys Ambrose and Rollins to be winning the belt by this time next year (assuming they get a permanent role on the roster). A bunch of these internet darlings are definitely good, but nowhere near as good as the St Jimmys of the world seem to think they are. Antonio Cesaro for example would probably be better off in that tag team he's supposed to be good in, because as a singles wrestler he's pretty boring.

There's nothing wrong with good wrestlers being in the mid card, upper mid card or tag division.
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