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Old 11-26-2018, 06:49 PM   #49
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Rawley seems "so WWE" to me. He seems like the sort of dude who will chip away knowing that his sporting background and connection to Gronk will keep him getting paid and keep getting him opportunities.

Gable is an interesting one. He's obviously a very talented dude. He's got an Olympic background which should be something WWE really promotes. He seems to have a great aptitude for things, but they just don't seem "all in" on the guy. It's like they're constantly testing the dude way beyond what they need to. But freak athletes like him always have a major drive, so if he keeps plucking away, I can see him making it. And it seems like they are doing something with him now. Whether that's a short run with the Raw Tag Titles or a feud with Bobby Roode, I imagine that there are plans to at least feature him on TV in a mid-card spot.

My gut tells me to lean towards neither of them jumping. I think it'll be more the indy guys with artistic desires that they just don't get to fulfill in WWE. But not the guys in major spots. Guys like Rollins, Ambrose, Joe, Styles, Owens, etc. are just guys I don't see giving up their WWE spots.
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