Kennedy is not the one to carry the company

**SammyG** · 07-15-2007, 05:09 AM

Kennneedyyyyyyyyy

**Mr. Nerfect** · 07-15-2007, 05:30 AM

Mr. Kennedy has a much better shot, as he gets something a lot of the "top guys" these days don't. I think it is honestly because of his acting background, but Kennedy just reacts to things so much better, he acts like he is really doing what he's doing. When I see John Cena cut a promo, or wrestle a match, or listen to the boss talk, his reactions and moves just feel so robotic and you can almost see the strings of management behind everything.

I'm sure Kennedy's stuff is scripted as well, but Kennedy is just gifted enough to make it seem organic, and like he is working on his own behalf. Plus he is learning from the greats like Stone Cold Steve Austin, and he seems like a company man. Oh, and Paul Heyman saw something in him. That is good enough for me.

Kennedy may not be the greatest wrestler ever, but his matches on SmackDown! were far above average. He's got great psychology in the ring, and he manages to keep me involved in his matches by just living through them. That's something John Cena can't do. Stone Cold Steve Austin was not the best wrestler ever, not was he the best talker. He was just more than passable at both, and he found the right persona to portray himself as. I think Mr. Kennedy has a great shot at doing that as well.

As for other guys who could be considered "the future" alongside Mr. Kennedy? Carlito is one. People question his dedication to the business, but just listening to him talk is amazingly entertaining. Lance Cade has got some good size and talent to him, and he can talk. If he manages to continue at a steady pace, and he turns things up at the right time in the right volumes, he could go places. MVP is another, as are Elijah Burke, CM Punk and even Johnny Nitro. The WWE have a lot of potential stars, and if they allow them to grow, you never know who will end up where.

**Kane Knight** · 07-15-2007, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Alienoid06

As for other guys who could be considered "the future" alongside Mr. Kennedy? Carlito is one. People question his dedication to the business, but just listening to him talk is amazingly entertaining.

Not to mention, the rock left in what was arguably his peak. People couldn't have thought Lesnar was a dedicated professional. A lot of top guys have left, and the only ones who seem committed are the friends and family...Jobs For Life folks with backstaage pull.

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Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,527	Mr. Kennedy has a much better shot, as he gets something a lot of the "top guys" these days don't. I think it is honestly because of his acting background, but Kennedy just reacts to things so much better, he acts like he is really doing what he's doing. When I see John Cena cut a promo, or wrestle a match, or listen to the boss talk, his reactions and moves just feel so robotic and you can almost see the strings of management behind everything. I'm sure Kennedy's stuff is scripted as well, but Kennedy is just gifted enough to make it seem organic, and like he is working on his own behalf. Plus he is learning from the greats like Stone Cold Steve Austin, and he seems like a company man. Oh, and Paul Heyman saw something in him. That is good enough for me. Kennedy may not be the greatest wrestler ever, but his matches on SmackDown! were far above average. He's got great psychology in the ring, and he manages to keep me involved in his matches by just living through them. That's something John Cena can't do. Stone Cold Steve Austin was not the best wrestler ever, not was he the best talker. He was just more than passable at both, and he found the right persona to portray himself as. I think Mr. Kennedy has a great shot at doing that as well. As for other guys who could be considered "the future" alongside Mr. Kennedy? Carlito is one. People question his dedication to the business, but just listening to him talk is amazingly entertaining. Lance Cade has got some good size and talent to him, and he can talk. If he manages to continue at a steady pace, and he turns things up at the right time in the right volumes, he could go places. MVP is another, as are Elijah Burke, CM Punk and even Johnny Nitro. The WWE have a lot of potential stars, and if they allow them to grow, you never know who will end up where.