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Larrabee:
The difference between MVP and Shelton Benjamin is that MVP has excellent mic skills and is a good worker, while Shelton isn't much on the mic but athletically, he shines. Being that today's WWE is more character driven, I believe MVP will go the farthest. He could even be bigger if he turned face down the road.
CoreG37:
--- Quote from: Real City's M-o-S-T on January 31, 2008, 10:49:37 PM ---^^^ Did you ever fuck your roomates?
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Don't you remember me eventually marrying Vanessa and the show going downhill shortly afterwards?
MontrealCity's Most:
--- Quote from: Mr. Cooper on February 01, 2008, 10:41:38 AM ---
--- Quote from: Real City's M-o-S-T on January 31, 2008, 10:49:37 PM ---^^^ Did you ever fuck your roomates?
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Don't you remember me eventually marrying Vanessa and the show going downhill shortly afterwards?
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ahhhh yesss thats is true
cantoms:
--- Quote from: Larrabee on February 01, 2008, 09:08:30 AM ---The difference between MVP and Shelton Benjamin is that MVP has excellent mic skills and is a good worker, while Shelton isn't much on the mic but athletically, he shines. Being that today's WWE is more character driven, I believe MVP will go the farthest. He could even be bigger if he turned face down the road.
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I really hope that they keep MVP as a heel. I think that the WWE turns too many of their good heels face and ultimately ends up making the shows stale in the long run since they're either short on credible heel opponents or the fans get tired of that wrestler being a face (e.g., Shelton Benjamin a few years ago). Another good example is John Cena. I liked it when he was doing the whole Vanilla Ice heel thing, but now as a face he just kind of blends in with the other faces like HBK and Jeff Hardy.
I liked it the way it was in the 80's and 90's where certain wrestlers were kept heels pretty much their entire career like Ted Dibiase, Rick Martel (except for the Strike Force Era), Mr. Perfect, etc. I remember as a kid that the character turns used to really have an impact with me like the Rockers split or Jake the Snake turning heel.
MontrealCity's Most:
--- Quote from: cantoms on February 01, 2008, 04:32:50 PM ---
--- Quote from: Larrabee on February 01, 2008, 09:08:30 AM ---The difference between MVP and Shelton Benjamin is that MVP has excellent mic skills and is a good worker, while Shelton isn't much on the mic but athletically, he shines. Being that today's WWE is more character driven, I believe MVP will go the farthest. He could even be bigger if he turned face down the road.
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I really hope that they keep MVP as a heel. I think that the WWE turns too many of their good heels face and ultimately ends up making the shows stale in the long run since they're either short on credible heel opponents or the fans get tired of that wrestler being a face (e.g., Shelton Benjamin a few years ago). Another good example is John Cena. I liked it when he was doing the whole Vanilla Ice heel thing, but now as a face he just kind of blends in with the other faces like HBK and Jeff Hardy.
I liked it the way it was in the 80's and 90's where certain wrestlers were kept heels pretty much their entire career like Ted Dibiase, Rick Martel (except for the Strike Force Era), Mr. Perfect, etc. I remember as a kid that the character turns used to really have an impact with me like the Rockers split or Jake the Snake turning heel.
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exacly or wat bout hogan turning bad u know
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