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as for the original question, there is no definitive answer. For every Mark Henry taking 15 years to "find his groove", there's a John Cena or a Randy Orton or a Dolph Ziggler and so on. It's pretty much subjective. It didn't matter how long Randy Orton was in development, he was always going to be a star. It didn't matter how long Rob Conway was in development, because without a gigantic serving of luck and having gold dropped into his lap, he was never going to be a star. As for the Helms comment "big leagues used to be the end game", it's an altogether entirely different industry now, there are what, one and a half places in the western world to make consistent comfortable money. If somebody gets the chance to take one of those spots, they'd be a fucking idiot not to.
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