Dudebuster420
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Hello Folks, recently I was contemplating the landscape of the WWE to the point of deep meditation. During that trip to the Palace of Wisdom I no doubt got to thinking about The Monday Night Delight, The Shaman of Sexy himself John Morrison. A lot of us would say that Mr. Morrison has not lived up to expectation or potential. A lot of us thought that Mr. Morrison would probably be where his former partner The Miz is at right now or higher by now but no such success has materialized.
Now I know this has been discussed, and I know what the general feeling is in regards to Mr. Morrison with the IWC for the most part. The feeling seems to be that JoMo has missed the boat and is stuck on dry land. He seems to lack the mic skills and natural charisma to go to the next level according to most which may or may not be true, I think the jury is still out on this one really. I don't think it's too late for him or that he's really missed anything or really lacks anything to a detrimental degree. After my trip to The Palace of Wisdom I came to another conclusion though.
Maybe John Morrison is right where he wants to be? Maybe he hasn't went all the way to the top where a lot of us have wanted him to go and expected him to go because he's comfortable right where he's at. It's not unheard of. Kane is one of those guys, and at one time I'd heard Matt Hardy was one of those guys. Maybe that's all there really is to it? Maybe he sees John Cena and guys like that and all the extra work they do to be champion and just doesn't really want to do all that? Can you blame him? I guess in some ways you can because who doesn't want to be the biggest star in the company right? Well, apparently some people are a little more realistic about that and just come to terms with their role and become very comfortable with it.
It becomes a relationship of convenience, you get to go out and wrestle and still get cheered, you still have the lifestyle and the money, but you don't have to carry as much weight as some of the other guys in the company, it keeps you active and motivated to stay in shape, etc.... In some ways it makes a lot of sense. Maybe John Hennigan is kind of a slacker and just doesn't have the drive and ambition of guys like Randy Orton and John Cena, and if he doesn't so what? Big deal. If the guy is happy where he's at so be it. I would like to see more of him and I'd like to see him be the next Shawn Michaels like he's supposed to, but that's my own selfish ambition for him not his, and that's the one that actually matters most. I think that might be it as it pertains to his situation.
The Soap Box Is Now Yours: What do you think?
Now I know this has been discussed, and I know what the general feeling is in regards to Mr. Morrison with the IWC for the most part. The feeling seems to be that JoMo has missed the boat and is stuck on dry land. He seems to lack the mic skills and natural charisma to go to the next level according to most which may or may not be true, I think the jury is still out on this one really. I don't think it's too late for him or that he's really missed anything or really lacks anything to a detrimental degree. After my trip to The Palace of Wisdom I came to another conclusion though.
Maybe John Morrison is right where he wants to be? Maybe he hasn't went all the way to the top where a lot of us have wanted him to go and expected him to go because he's comfortable right where he's at. It's not unheard of. Kane is one of those guys, and at one time I'd heard Matt Hardy was one of those guys. Maybe that's all there really is to it? Maybe he sees John Cena and guys like that and all the extra work they do to be champion and just doesn't really want to do all that? Can you blame him? I guess in some ways you can because who doesn't want to be the biggest star in the company right? Well, apparently some people are a little more realistic about that and just come to terms with their role and become very comfortable with it.
It becomes a relationship of convenience, you get to go out and wrestle and still get cheered, you still have the lifestyle and the money, but you don't have to carry as much weight as some of the other guys in the company, it keeps you active and motivated to stay in shape, etc.... In some ways it makes a lot of sense. Maybe John Hennigan is kind of a slacker and just doesn't have the drive and ambition of guys like Randy Orton and John Cena, and if he doesn't so what? Big deal. If the guy is happy where he's at so be it. I would like to see more of him and I'd like to see him be the next Shawn Michaels like he's supposed to, but that's my own selfish ambition for him not his, and that's the one that actually matters most. I think that might be it as it pertains to his situation.
The Soap Box Is Now Yours: What do you think?