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Right now, the only one that comes to mind is Carlito. He's a fellow Puerto Rican, but I'm objective enough to know that the main reason he never got to where he could've, was because of his attitude.
The WWE is somewhat at fault here, as he was given everything on a silver platter pretty early on, and that surely spoiled him, and he never learned what it was like to work hard. When he started wrestling in WWC, his dad's company in Puerto Rico (the main wrestling company in the island), he instantly was thrown into a program with the company's biggest star at the time, and instantly main evented. Within a year, he was the company's champion. His dad, owner of the company, brought wrestlers down to Puerto Rico (guys like Curt Henning, One Man Gang, Rey Mysterio, Vampiro, Scott Hall) to wrestle Carlito for the belt, and he would "go over" on all of them, since his dad most likely always wanted to help Carlito get to the WWE, and having those guys on his "resume" certainly would help. Then, he gets to the WWE, becomes US Champion in his first match, then he got Carlito's Cabana, he won the Intercontinental Belt...I mean, he never learned what "paying your dues" is all about. And because of that, when the going got tough, and it was time to show what he was REALLY made of, he flunked. |
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