Have you ever found yourself uttering this phrase about a wrestler? I know I have.
I uttered this phrase. Or more like I thought this about Sheamus. Back in his ECW days I didn't see the hype for him, and I found him overall boring. He has changed my mind. And obviously he has proved me wrong about the main event scene.
I would expect that this is a phrase we hear, say or think a lot around the newly debuting people, some of the mid-carders (John Morrison. Shelton Benjamin. MVP. Some even questions The Miz) and while these are guys that we haven't seen hit the main event scene yet, there's still a chance.
And there's also those people that did hit the main event scene who this phrase was thought, uttered, heard. You know the deal.
Some of them has changed our sight on them, Sheamus has changed the sight for me, but what's most important is - They proved us wrong.
John Cena has been critiqued leading up to Wrestlemania 22 that he'd never make it. At least that's what the promo by John stated in the storyline. He proved them wrong.
Now I'm not a loyal follower of TNA. But I am certain there's also some in that promotion that was the victim of this phrase. I could imagine someone like A.J Styles, Christopher Daniels and Matt Morgan.
The question I wanna ask you us however:
Have you uttered this phrase before? About who?
Who would you utter this phrase about right now? Why?
I uttered this phrase. Or more like I thought this about Sheamus. Back in his ECW days I didn't see the hype for him, and I found him overall boring. He has changed my mind. And obviously he has proved me wrong about the main event scene.
I would expect that this is a phrase we hear, say or think a lot around the newly debuting people, some of the mid-carders (John Morrison. Shelton Benjamin. MVP. Some even questions The Miz) and while these are guys that we haven't seen hit the main event scene yet, there's still a chance.
And there's also those people that did hit the main event scene who this phrase was thought, uttered, heard. You know the deal.
Some of them has changed our sight on them, Sheamus has changed the sight for me, but what's most important is - They proved us wrong.
John Cena has been critiqued leading up to Wrestlemania 22 that he'd never make it. At least that's what the promo by John stated in the storyline. He proved them wrong.
Now I'm not a loyal follower of TNA. But I am certain there's also some in that promotion that was the victim of this phrase. I could imagine someone like A.J Styles, Christopher Daniels and Matt Morgan.
The question I wanna ask you us however:
Have you uttered this phrase before? About who?
Who would you utter this phrase about right now? Why?