Thread: A-train and Billy Gunn, gone
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Old 11-02-2004, 07:02 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by darkpower
I just wonder how they ever blown a chance when that chance was never given to them.

Please tell me when any of them even GOTTEN that chance.
For Test & A-Train, I agree 100%. I also agree with you on the standpoint that Billy Gunn never really got a good opportunity. Some people will try and convince you that the WWE did push him, though.

I disagree with this, however, simply because people put The Big Show in the same boat, yet a strong push to the top (with just giving him one win over Brock Lesnar, and putting Paul Heyman in his corner), and he was a full-time main event superstar. I believe if Gunn had been given a role like JBL now, he could have run with the ball as well.
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