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Old 01-19-2013, 05:35 AM   #20
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Point is, if WWE wasn't in a tight spot with top draws aging/leaving/injured/retiring, they likely wouldn't have bothered to have taken the chance on the guy who eventually became top draw.

They need to stop looking for the next musclebound freak who will likely either fuck up his own push by doing something monumentally and publicly stupid, or become fodder for creative having nothing for him past "Look how big he is people! Oh, no reaction? Oh well, we got no other plan for him than the shock and awe of being a huge monster... so... yeah, we'll just sweep him under the rug and look for the next guy we can point at and say LOOK HOW BIG HE IS PEOPLE!"

Ziggler not only could have been a main-eventer by now without any "monumental" promo, but he could have helped elevated someone like Kingston to believably square off against him by now. The tools are there, the machine needs to be there too.
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