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Old 01-21-2016, 09:32 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Maluco View Post
Good replies from everyone, a few things...

Thrilla, I guess people are calling him Festus cause that is what he was first known by. Aces and Eights wasnt a mainstream deal and probably won't have been seen by a lot of WWE fans. SES is also largely forgotten in WWE history and, of course, he wasn't deemed valuable enough to keep first time round.

Is Anderson any good?

Do we not think AJ Styles age is a big negative? He has wrestled lots of high impact/high flying matches around the world by this point. Has he got to WWE too late?

Can Nakamura speak English and could his character translate to American crowds?


Videos were interesting and I can see that they are a big deal in Japan, but I didn't see anything mind blowing.

Good to get some well thought out replies to this though...
I understand that he was Festus, but you can't tell me that the Straight Edge Society was more forgettable than Biscuits and Gravy. He was last known on WWE television as Luke Gallows, and anyone still calling him Festus is being a douche.
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