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No it's the Curt Hennig who was the best in the world from 1988 until 1992
¡Roján!;3838734 said:Ronnie from Jersey Shore? I demand to know who your experts are.
He probably thinks Dolph Ziggler is the best in the world today. Haven't you heard? Getting kicked in the leg and bumping on your head is what wrestling is all about.Best in the world? Ehhh... I don't know.
He probably thinks Dolph Ziggler is the best in the world today. Haven't you heard? Getting kicked in the leg and bumping on your head is what wrestling is all about.
He probably thinks Dolph Ziggler is the best in the world today. Haven't you heard? Getting kicked in the leg and bumping on your head is what wrestling is all about.
NorCal as well. Brain. Jack-Hammer.Full list of experts? X, IC, Tasty, Gelgargin, Sly, KB, Becca, Jake, Shocky. Who else?
So will this mimic the NCAA and in the future have play-in matchups?
It wasn't Perfect's gimmick that was the problem in 2002. It was the fact that he was a 43 year old with a bad back.
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I don't buy the aging and injured story, as WWE has rewarded plenty of aging superstars in the past. Unfortunately Perfect passed before we could get to see if WWE would have rewarded him with a World title reign.
The WWE rewards aging guys but only ones that are consistently with the company. With the exception a few appearances as a guest ref and Triple H's manager, Mr Perfect was gone almost a decade.