Double A: Under Appreciated

**Loose Cannon** · 03-26-2008, 10:06 AM

I actually agree with BDC here. He definately gets talked about enough to accomodate his career. I really agree he was the glue that held the Horsemen together. He was such a versitile guy in that he could work anybody and any match and he would excel. He could work babyface, heel, tweener, whatever. There's a reason he was put into various stables because he was so dynamic and flexible. One of the greatest ring general's of our generation.

**Road Warrior** · 03-26-2008, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Loose Cannon

I actually agree with BDC here. He definately gets talked about enough to accomodate his career. I really agree he was the glue that held the Horsemen together. He was such a versitile guy in that he could work anybody and any match and he would excel. He could work babyface, heel, tweener, whatever. There's a reason he was put into various stables because he was so dynamic and flexible. One of the greatest ring general's of our generation.

I never really bought Arn as a face. Espically spending so may years as "The Enforcer" of the Horsemen. It was a tough sell selling that guy as a face, because you were so used to him being the cold, calculated "Enforcer".

03-26-2008, 10:06 AM	#1
Loose Cannon I'm all there is Posts: 31,811	I actually agree with BDC here. He definately gets talked about enough to accomodate his career. I really agree he was the glue that held the Horsemen together. He was such a versitile guy in that he could work anybody and any match and he would excel. He could work babyface, heel, tweener, whatever. There's a reason he was put into various stables because he was so dynamic and flexible. One of the greatest ring general's of our generation.