Helms? Chavo? Who's to blame?

**Jeritron** · 03-24-2007, 12:22 PM

Yea but Rey is different. Maybe he should have never won the title, but Rey is so over that he can't just waste away in the cruiserweight division. He's clearly over enough and enough of a draw to be involved in high profile fueds and storylines and be a mainstay of the uppermidcard. I don't have any problem with him becoming an IC or US champion and picking up clean victories. I just think he's so over and entertaining with all demographics of fans that he should be pushed and treated like one of the companies top stars, which he has been and will likely continue to be upon his return.

With Gregory Helms its different. I like him, he's good. But he's not Rey Mysterio.

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03-24-2007, 12:22 PM	#11
Jeritron Get a poke on Posts: 35,234	Yea but Rey is different. Maybe he should have never won the title, but Rey is so over that he can't just waste away in the cruiserweight division. He's clearly over enough and enough of a draw to be involved in high profile fueds and storylines and be a mainstay of the uppermidcard. I don't have any problem with him becoming an IC or US champion and picking up clean victories. I just think he's so over and entertaining with all demographics of fans that he should be pushed and treated like one of the companies top stars, which he has been and will likely continue to be upon his return. With Gregory Helms its different. I like him, he's good. But he's not Rey Mysterio.