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Old 02-12-2014, 07:05 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by He-Man View Post
Even more than Batista - I am severely opposed to bringing in guys like Carlitto, Shelton Benjamin, Chris Masters, etc., that didn't draw much interest in 2005, and certainly wouldn't draw much interest now.
They didn't draw the same reason guys now don't draw. Lack of direction. Just because they were released at some point doesn't make them "past their prime stars". A lot of the guys mentioned could still just as easily be part of the future as the guys currently on the roster if handled correctly. John Morrison is not less valuable in the long term just because he was once released. He has as much if not more "untapped potential" than a guy like Jack Swagger who you could say has likely "peaked".
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