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WWE Releases Several Superstars

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bez:
Cant understand the logic of employing so many wrestlers if they know eventually the company will have to fire some.  Now that WWE pretty much controls wrestling apart from lil shitty companys and Japan its unfair and unjust to release wrestlers IMO.  I mean whats Maven gunna do now? I would be mad pissed off if I was him.

AlerG:
Honestly i think maven's eye-brow plucking kept people from liking him, the moment i saw him come out all plucked and shit i didn't like him anymore, he looked like he could've been in that gay tag team with billy gunn and that chuck dude, peace.

Sikotic™:

--- Quote from: AlerG on July 08, 2005, 09:02:23 AM ---Honestly i think maven's eye-brow plucking kept people from liking him, the moment i saw him come out all plucked and shit i didn't like him anymore, he looked like he could've been in that gay tag team with billy gunn and that chuck dude, peace.

--- End quote ---

LMAO! I thought I was the only one that noticed that. Keep your bushy eye brows and you'll keep your job.

Perfection:
Reason for some of the cuts:
Credit: PWTorch.com

- Although WWE appreciated Matt Morgan's work ethic and personality, the feeling was that he lacked natural ability or enough promise to remain on the roster.

- Charlie Haas' release was due to his perceived lack of charisma, which stood in the way of his becoming a top draw.

- Jackie Gayda's release, however, was largely a product of being far too outspoken backstage. "Her mouth got her into trouble," one wrestler said.

- As with Charlie Haas, Billy Kidman was seen as very limited in terms of charisma. His durability was also in question, as he'd been very injury prone in recent months.

Perfection:
Jim Cornette has been added to the list of those who've been released

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