Thread: Who's underlooked in the WWE?
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Old 08-27-2005, 11:58 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Alienoid06
Val Venis. The sad thing is the WWE KNOWS he has the talent, but do nothing with it. The guy's been loyal to the company, put on great matches, better than what he should be doing with the time they give him, and he can get over so easily as a face or a heel.

I also think Ken Kennedy, although new, and probably in-line to receive a solid mid-card push, could be something huge if they use him right. But I read house show reports that indicate he was squashed by Booker T. Not the way to make the most of him.
If they're already jobbing Kennedy out, something's wrong, and it'd make him in line for "Overlooked." So fr he's had a good push though, so he's kinda...Iffy...

I feel bad for Venis. He and Scotty 2 Hotty are crazy over, are good workers in the ring, and will always be jobbers. Though btoh have accomplished a bit in the ring (Euro Champ and tag champ, respectively), which may be as far as they shoulda gone anyway.
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