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Old 03-06-2015, 10:27 PM   #104
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I don't think Mat Bloom will be a bad trainer, I'm sure he will be fine. I do think that someone like a Lance Storm or Booker T would be a much better fit for head trainer. Someone who is highly respected as a worker, and also knows what it takes to keep the desired look of a WWE performer on the road.

I like Matt Bloom on commentary, and I know nothing of his coaching skills. I don't think he was a standout worker, which is why I question the choice, given that WWE has so many talents under their wing who still have the whole package.

If Matt Bloom is the best guy they have for the job then I'm glad they chose him.

I know that guys like Lance Storm and Booker T have their own businesses and aren't really available for the job. But I would have been more impressed to get a top notch worker in the job.

I think it would be a valid argument that if any training facility should ever have a trainer who has drawn money to train the guys (something the majority of schools don't have), WWE would be the place.
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