Thread: DISCUSSION - When is it 'acceptable' for a veteran to put over an up-and-coming wrestler?
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Old 03-31-2015, 05:10 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Heyman View Post
However - in your opinion, when should an "up-and-coming star" go over an established vet?
Not at WrestleMania. Any other time someone needs to go over to get momentum or help becoming a star it is fine. You don't use the biggest stage of them all to help get a guy over. You use WrestleMania to show awesomeness and amazing matches. If a person is not a star by the time Mania comes around then there is no reason they should win their match in order to "help" make them a legit threat. That needs to be done the rest of the year.
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