Carlito-Hope or Non

[Big Beck-ah Roethlisberger]

No, this dude is hopeless, he is lazy and he has no desire to improve. When he first entered the WWE I liked what I was seeing, but he soon got lazy and his look wore off. I still had a little bit of faith in him, then he started looking lazy in the ring, and he looked like he wasn't caring. So I completely gave up on him. Then his brother came in, thought that was going to light a spark under his ass. That didn't work. His tag team run was short lived and his brother feud was even shorter. He doesn't seem to care and a person with no work ethic doesn't deserve to be picking up a decent size check from Mr. McMahon. So Carlito is pretty worthless. I can't believe he has lasted this long...

[InterestingDrug]

Carlito has the talent to hold a world title, but the way he's been booked and pushed, I would have to say it isnt in his future with WWE. His gimmick was good for a while, but got old. As a face, he was marketed like a cartoon character with the high hair. For him to even be considered a main event talent, he needs a major overhaul.. just like Kofi's recent change.

His brother did hold him back a bit. It's not Primo's fault, but anytime you get put into a mid-card tag team after having a pretty successful mid-card singles run.. not good mojo for your career.

At this pace, he'll be next to have a program with Hornswaggle.

[jesmcsel]

Well actually he already did have a stint with Hornswaggle. Based on how much he's been used lately, chasing after the leprechaun again would be an improvement for Carlito.

[Vee Dub Represent]

Yeah, this guy is screwed. It would be nice to see him have some level of success again as he has been one of my favorites from day 1. But it just doesnt look like its going to happen, he doesnt want it bad enough. He had all the potential to make it big. He owned Cena for the longest time, and fought for the WWE Championship throughout the summer of 2005. Sure some wrestlers make it after being in the doghouse, but Carlito has been in the doghouse for nearly 3 years now! As for when the turning point happened, id have to say it was long before Primo was around. I would go all the way back to Unforgiven 2006. Carlito was the star on the rise and around this time Randy Orton couldnt stop fucking up and was thought to be on his way out. Carlito at the time was the bigger star in the match and after it was all over, Randy began his rise back to the top again and Carlito slowly went the other way.

Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I58Gq-p4VmU

[stop-it-jamaican-me-crazy]

Big mistake in drafting the Colons to RAW and then splitting them up. They were getting some pretty good air time as a team on Smackdown. I guess you can blame his attitude for part of him not being pushed but at the same time creative should help him do something.