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Old 02-22-2005, 08:41 PM   #1
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Ok well this is my first time posting and i read through some stuff and i didn't see anything on this topic. I am just baffled on why the WWE would now bring in someone that you can just tell is on steroids. After 5 seconds of looking at him I just thought is it really a smart time to bring someone like him in? If you think of baseball and all their steriods and a week or 2 ago either J R or Micheal (don't remember if i was watching Raw or Smackdown) said something along the lines as 'Our people don't even have to take steriods to do the things they can do. Its all talent' it was something along the lines of their. So is it really smart for the WWE to put someone like him on T.V. right now.

Also remember this is my first post on any wrestling forums so I might just be stupid but I just wanted to address this.
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