Will WWE give Rey Mysterio another mega push? - Page 2

**Phenomenal 1** · 11-08-2009, 04:34 PM

The only thing I have so say regarding Rey Mysterio is that the man will leave a lasting legacy as defining what cruiserweight/lightweight wrestling was all about and that he is a ring general when it comes to someone honoring and mastering their craft, the same way guys like Benoit, Malenko, Anderson, Flair, Jericho, Guerrero, and others have done in this business.

Rey has always been exciting at what he does and I don't think their is ever a dull moment in the ring with Rey because he always finds new moves to add to his extensive collection of high flying moves in his arsenal.

I am up for anything involving Rey, as long as Rey is able to stay healthy and able to stay clean. Meaning that he doesn't become injury prone again like he was a couple of years ago and if he can stay clean off his problem with prescription pain killers.

When the guy is healthy and he is clean, he can compete with the best of them whether your a cruiserweight or super heavyweight.

And regarding any comments from anyone that its not believeable or ackward to have a guy 5' 8" and a 190 pounds as a World Champion, thats just total bullshit and you're full of it.

Too often many people disassociate and mar the term World Champion with the word Heavyweight in it. If it was meant to be a World Heavyweight Championship then wouldn't wrestling institute minimum standards that you should have to be at least 6 feet tall and weight at least 250 pounds in order to compete for the belt.

Being World Champion is about being the best in wrestling at what you do and making people believe that you are the best going up against anyone.

11-08-2009, 04:34 PM	#41
Phenomenal 1 Ballsy Badass Posts: 862	The only thing I have so say regarding Rey Mysterio is that the man will leave a lasting legacy as defining what cruiserweight/lightweight wrestling was all about and that he is a ring general when it comes to someone honoring and mastering their craft, the same way guys like Benoit, Malenko, Anderson, Flair, Jericho, Guerrero, and others have done in this business. Rey has always been exciting at what he does and I don't think their is ever a dull moment in the ring with Rey because he always finds new moves to add to his extensive collection of high flying moves in his arsenal. I am up for anything involving Rey, as long as Rey is able to stay healthy and able to stay clean. Meaning that he doesn't become injury prone again like he was a couple of years ago and if he can stay clean off his problem with prescription pain killers. When the guy is healthy and he is clean, he can compete with the best of them whether your a cruiserweight or super heavyweight. And regarding any comments from anyone that its not believeable or ackward to have a guy 5' 8" and a 190 pounds as a World Champion, thats just total bullshit and you're full of it. Too often many people disassociate and mar the term World Champion with the word Heavyweight in it. If it was meant to be a World Heavyweight Championship then wouldn't wrestling institute minimum standards that you should have to be at least 6 feet tall and weight at least 250 pounds in order to compete for the belt. Being World Champion is about being the best in wrestling at what you do and making people believe that you are the best going up against anyone. Last edited by Juan; 11-08-2009 at 05:02 PM.