Thread: DISCUSSION - Should Chris Masters receive a similar type push that Brock Lesnar got?
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Old 02-20-2005, 07:24 PM   #7
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It doesn't work well like that. Brock developed a huge ego and startd complaining about storylines and eventually quit. The Brock method is too much too fast.

They should build him up solidly, but kepp him out of any mai events for a long time. Then have him in 1 (and only 1) main event in a PPV or a high profile Raw match (let's say a 6 man tag or fatal 4-way, anything where it's not 1 on 1). Have him do reasonably well in the match, and then on the next Raw he can say he had a taste of the big time and wants more. That's when you move him to the upper mid card and build him into a future main event player. And by future,, I mean no title for at least 2 years.
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