NotoriousWWE
Pre-Show Stalwart
Simple question really, who from WWE that has left do you miss but sort of don't want to admit it? These are my 3 picks that I must admit I used to enjoy watching.
Deuce and Domino - starting off with the most random pick. I just loved everything about this concept. The theme was amazing, the entrance was interesting and the wrestlers were actually very talented. And cherry, she was simply the icing on the cake. Won't go down as greats but always entertained me even if I'm embarrassed to admit it.
Candice Michelle - awkwardly my favourite diva for the past 10 years. When she won the title at Night of Champions I was so pleased. Her gimmick was so bitchy when a heel she really got fans to dislike her. So sexy both in and out of the ring it's a shame she isn't still around.
Tensai - if this was handled properly, it could have actually worked. When he debuted despite the crowd deciding to basically ruin it with their pathetic chanting. A monster heel, I loved his little manager too, can't remember his name and can't be bothered to search it. When he beat Cena in London I really thought it was going to be a turning point for his character. Had someone else debuted as Tensai I think it would have been a tremendous gimmick that would mirror that of Khali when he debuted despite his lack of talent.
Deuce and Domino - starting off with the most random pick. I just loved everything about this concept. The theme was amazing, the entrance was interesting and the wrestlers were actually very talented. And cherry, she was simply the icing on the cake. Won't go down as greats but always entertained me even if I'm embarrassed to admit it.
Candice Michelle - awkwardly my favourite diva for the past 10 years. When she won the title at Night of Champions I was so pleased. Her gimmick was so bitchy when a heel she really got fans to dislike her. So sexy both in and out of the ring it's a shame she isn't still around.
Tensai - if this was handled properly, it could have actually worked. When he debuted despite the crowd deciding to basically ruin it with their pathetic chanting. A monster heel, I loved his little manager too, can't remember his name and can't be bothered to search it. When he beat Cena in London I really thought it was going to be a turning point for his character. Had someone else debuted as Tensai I think it would have been a tremendous gimmick that would mirror that of Khali when he debuted despite his lack of talent.