Do you see Eugene being a full-time maineventer?

**jindrak** · 06-30-2004, 08:29 PM

Right now, Eugene is one of the most over guys on the Raw roster, but does he have potential to be considered a full-time 'main eventer'?

Just by being involved in an angle with HHH, he is instantly getting A LOT of TV time. Put it this way, HHH is the unofficial champion of Raw, and everyone on the roster knows it because he is the 2nd most powerful person in wrestling, only behind Vince.

I think the Raw announcers have done a tremendous job pushing Eugene as a serious threat. JR mentioned he "out wrestled" HHH, and even the formidable Kane. His win streak has been noted on several occasions, and his talent is not going unnoticed.

However, even while being hugely over, and having great talent, will Eugene ever be considered a 'main eventer? Or will the novelty of his gimmick run its course into mid card obscurity?

I used to think Mick Foley would never be worlds champion, much less considered a main eventer. I was proven wrong, and now I am thinking about Eugene

Right now, I don't see him as possibly being considered main event, but I hope I'm wrong. He was the featured main event on Raw twice, and next week the show will revolve around him being GM. The push of Eugene hasn't dwindled since its inception, but I'm curious if this push will lead to him possibly being world's champion?

And will Nick Dinsmore want to continue playing the gimmick?

06-30-2004, 08:29 PM	#1
jindrak HANDS OFF THE MERCHANDISE Posts: 4,453	Do you see Eugene being a full-time maineventer? Right now, Eugene is one of the most over guys on the Raw roster, but does he have potential to be considered a full-time 'main eventer'? Just by being involved in an angle with HHH, he is instantly getting A LOT of TV time. Put it this way, HHH is the unofficial champion of Raw, and everyone on the roster knows it because he is the 2nd most powerful person in wrestling, only behind Vince. I think the Raw announcers have done a tremendous job pushing Eugene as a serious threat. JR mentioned he "out wrestled" HHH, and even the formidable Kane. His win streak has been noted on several occasions, and his talent is not going unnoticed. However, even while being hugely over, and having great talent, will Eugene ever be considered a 'main eventer? Or will the novelty of his gimmick run its course into mid card obscurity? I used to think Mick Foley would never be worlds champion, much less considered a main eventer. I was proven wrong, and now I am thinking about Eugene Right now, I don't see him as possibly being considered main event, but I hope I'm wrong. He was the featured main event on Raw twice, and next week the show will revolve around him being GM. The push of Eugene hasn't dwindled since its inception, but I'm curious if this push will lead to him possibly being world's champion? And will Nick Dinsmore want to continue playing the gimmick?