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Old 06-15-2004, 05:00 PM   #10
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Trish Stratus. Like Tomko or hate him, Trish has at least made his feud with Jericho watchable. She brings a purpose to the feud that it wouldn't have had otherwise. Plus, she's one of the top wrestlers in the women's division, so putting the title on her is a good thing (especially since Vicky's latest gimmick blows, Gail Kim has been hit-or-miss, and Lita couldn't wrestle her way out of a paper bag).

Rene Dupree. The French Phenom has become one of my favorite parts of SmackDown, even though he's slipped a bit since Booker T got involved with Cena. The man is a legitimate blue chipper, and is one of the best at drawing real heat.

William Regal. The perfect foil for Eugene. When Dinsmore was trying to find the "essence" of the character at the beginning, Regal carried the story. Now that Eugene has become a phenomenon, Regal has played the concerned mentor role to a tee. It's the perfect way to set up his in-ring return as a babyface.
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