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Ron Paul 4 EVA
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Spliff & A Brew
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Did you see Punk/Regal on Raw? If you did, I rest my case. |
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Ron Paul 4 EVA
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A feud with Jeff would likely have elevated him better than that. Any lack of mobility in WWE is internal, not because of placement on the show. Christian himself, for example, was mad over before he quit, but Vince saw him as a midcarder. Oops. Matt Hardy? Could have been easily retooled on Raw or Smackdown. Even now, he's jealous of his brother, who has real gold. Do they even talk about Kane's run? I haven't noticed, but.... Vince was going to push CM Punk no matter where he was, especially based on circumstances. Cena got over on his own, even with the big names he was competing aginst for TV time. Miz and Morrison are both cases of "would be pushed regardless," as well. More importantly, the people it "brought us" are yet to be proven, save for Punk. The list of people ECW has "fed" other shows looks like, whether you like the guys or not, a veritable who's who of "future endeavors." And I like Kofi, and I hope he doesn't get fired, but I'm pretty sure he's either going to be a midcarder or FEd in the next year or so. Knox will probably be around for a while, but in the generic hoss role he could have managed on Raw or Smackdown to begin with, and...Well, with Bourne, my feelings are about the same as Coffee. |
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Spliff & A Brew
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And does ECW really only get 1/6th of Raws viewing numbers? Fact is, some time as ECW champ, and Matt Hardy is on his way to one of the biggest singles fueds in a long time, that will culminate in a big match at Wrestlemania. He was a good guy to give the rub to the ECW juniors, and he got to work alot more promos, and have longer matches. No matter what anyone says, C isn't big enough in the world of wrestling, to be in a fued with Edge or Jeff Hardy. Frankly, neither is Matt Hardy, but being brothers is probably his saving grace, and if he looks good in this programme, will raise his stock dramatically. I don't think there is a TV show on mainstream TV that's main intention isn't to boost ratings. You are almost saying that it is bad business for them to do this. And fuck Christian's push. You want a push in WWE, you should stay in WWE. Going to TNA is not the most productive way to get over with Vince. |
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YesYesYes!
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Someone finally said it. I fully didn't expect Christian to be thrown right into a high profile storyline right away. He still left WWE to go to the so-called competition, and now has come crawling back. I'm glad he's back of course, but with Vince's way of thinking, hes not gonna be "oh you just main evented TNA, here you can main event here!" That is not Vince's way of thinking, since he wants to essentially make Christian pay for going to TNA in the first place but not putting him on one of the major shows right away.
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