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Old 11-27-2012, 08:11 PM   #56
Hanso Amore
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Originally Posted by Fignuts View Post
You pretty much said it for me. He was over because of the angle. Not because of his individual talent. He wasn't bad. Certainly intercontinental champion worthy, but he lacked the charisma, and personality to be a top guy. While good in the ring, he wasn't near good enough to make up for the previous mentioned problems.
Fair. though he wouldnt be the first guy to ever get over on angle and opponent alone. Maybe he grows into it. Maybe not. But I dont think he veer should have been a top guy, but could have had a nice program at the top and gotten some big matches out of him. Some guys just need the chance to run with the ball to ever break free.
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