Thread: Angles/Gimmicks that could have drawn big money and didnt
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Old 11-30-2012, 05:06 PM   #91
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Raven in the WWE.

He'd been in Federation earlier in his career, but never with his Raven character. They brought him in and immediately put him into a feud with fellow ex-ECW star Tazz, which wasn't a horrible idea, but certainly a waste of talent of both men. If they had pushed Raven as a main event star and given him his loyal following in the Flock, Raven always had the mic skills and in-ring skill to be a big time player.
I had this random weird thought the other day about how much I would love to see Raven return to the WWE and complete some sort of "Masterpiece." I've never been a massive fan of the dude (not a detractor, either -- never really seen his stuff), but the character he could play would be interesting enough for a feud with someone like Dolph Ziggler, given that Raven were in shape and hadn't burned all his bridges with the WWE.

Could you imagine the dark and mysterious Raven going after the young, blonde-haired talent with a rocket strapped to his back? Even if Raven just played a face manager making life hard for Dolph.
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