Thread: Could JBL possibly make a star when he puts someone over?
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Old 01-25-2005, 07:55 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Enjay
I think so, I'll explain why when I come back on.

I agree with Gouda.

Since JBL himself hasn't had any credible victories, he himself looks like a mid-carder out of place.

JBL has a tremendous gimmick, but he's arguably the WORST world champion of all-time.


JBL can't put over anyone right now. He can help low-card wrestlers like Paul London become respectable mid-carders, but he can't take someone like John Cena and make them a "tremendously respected" main-event champion.

The only guy who has the 'credentials' to do such a thing on SD, is Undertaker (via clean job).
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