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Old 10-07-2018, 07:15 PM   #265
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Originally Posted by Damian Rey 2.0 View Post
There's a lot of exciting potentials for Michaels. But they're not gonna find that pitting him against what's left of the Undertaker, who, judging by the clip I watched from Raw, is fucking toast. Old, fat, winded, and kind of an embarrassment compared to what he was even a few years ago against Lesnar.
I can't blame them for still taking big paydays, but WWE really thinks we still want these guys in the top spots.

Once upon a time they did nothing but rip WCW for pushing a roster of 40 year olds.

Now WWE puts 50 year olds in all the top spots and their roster is FAR older than WCWs ever was.

Take Summerslam for example, not counting the women, the youngest male on the show was 32.

Not counting Alexa Bliss, the youngest woman on the show was 30.

Say what you want about John Cena and Randy Orton, but when you start giving main roster pushes to guys who are still under 25, you have the best chance to ensure you will have stars for a decade plus.
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