Who are the top 5 (full timers) right now?

**Mr. Nerfect** · 04-14-2013, 02:02 AM

Fucking hell, I miss Brian Kendrick. He was so fucking good on SmackDown. He fucked up his own shit, though, so there's no one to blame. It's just such a shame that he's probably too proud to return and be the amazing asset to the company that he could be.

The swagger, the cockiness, his "not a fuck was given" attitude, his bodyguard, his jackets, his ring style -- he was fucking perfect on SmackDown. I seriously marked when he made it into the WWE Championship Scramble Match at Unforgiven 2008. It's hard to believe it was that long ago. I think that if he had kept his shit together, he'd have been a pretty good choice for Money in the Bank Winner at WrestleMania XXV. I actually think that it would have been perfect booking to have put Kendrick over in that Scramble Match, although I can understand why they didn't (he was untested at the time and doesn't really seem like a "company guy"), but the character using a steel chair to go nuts on everyone in the closing minute, getting disqualified constantly but then pinning someone with a few seconds left would have exposed a loophole in the match's structure, and Kendrick could have walked the line between insanity and genius to the WWE Championship.

Triple H would have been an angry dude and gone chasing, but Kendrick would have put Big Zeke up as a road block. Triple H and sledgehammer would have demolished Jackson and then it would have been Triple H vs. Kendrick without any interference, where Kendrick would try all his heel trickery but Triple H would overcome it all and win back the WWE Title. Kendrick being a wormy little dude and smallest WWE Champion in history would have been the point.

04-14-2013, 02:02 AM	#11
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,531	Fucking hell, I miss Brian Kendrick. He was so fucking good on SmackDown. He fucked up his own shit, though, so there's no one to blame. It's just such a shame that he's probably too proud to return and be the amazing asset to the company that he could be. The swagger, the cockiness, his "not a fuck was given" attitude, his bodyguard, his jackets, his ring style -- he was fucking perfect on SmackDown. I seriously marked when he made it into the WWE Championship Scramble Match at Unforgiven 2008. It's hard to believe it was that long ago. I think that if he had kept his shit together, he'd have been a pretty good choice for Money in the Bank Winner at WrestleMania XXV. I actually think that it would have been perfect booking to have put Kendrick over in that Scramble Match, although I can understand why they didn't (he was untested at the time and doesn't really seem like a "company guy"), but the character using a steel chair to go nuts on everyone in the closing minute, getting disqualified constantly but then pinning someone with a few seconds left would have exposed a loophole in the match's structure, and Kendrick could have walked the line between insanity and genius to the WWE Championship. Triple H would have been an angry dude and gone chasing, but Kendrick would have put Big Zeke up as a road block. Triple H and sledgehammer would have demolished Jackson and then it would have been Triple H vs. Kendrick without any interference, where Kendrick would try all his heel trickery but Triple H would overcome it all and win back the WWE Title. Kendrick being a wormy little dude and smallest WWE Champion in history would have been the point.