THE Brian Kendrick's Biceps
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kaedon, rell is never going to believe your right. some of us believe he is a sell-out, some of us don't. it does not mean you are right. it just means you believe your OWN opinion
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The Rated R CMStar
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Let's use an example. There's a kid who knows who to sing, but he hasn't been given a single chance. The talent is there, but nobody in the world knows who the hell the kid is. One day, the biggest promoter in the business signs him and gives him the chance, still, he fails. Still, the promoter has faith on the guy and gives him another chance, with a whole new look, a new persona so to speak. And boom, he becames a succes. The talent for being big and famous was always there, but if it wasn't for the promoter that made him famous, he just would have been another nobody that happened to sing well.
That's the same with The Rock and WWE. Sure, Dwayne might have been talented enough to be an actor, but if it weren't for the WWE, hell, for wrestling itself, he would just have been another guy that happened to probably act well. And let's go further, if it weren't for Vince and booking that made him a main eventer and a huge star, he would still be wrestling in midcard, not mattering if he has mic skills and wrestling skills, if Vince just didn't want it, he would be a jobber
That's the same with The Rock and WWE. Sure, Dwayne might have been talented enough to be an actor, but if it weren't for the WWE, hell, for wrestling itself, he would just have been another guy that happened to probably act well. And let's go further, if it weren't for Vince and booking that made him a main eventer and a huge star, he would still be wrestling in midcard, not mattering if he has mic skills and wrestling skills, if Vince just didn't want it, he would be a jobber
You do know the purpose of smileys right? :happy:
Don't get your panties in a bunch, its a harmless joke. You remind me of the old "Robot" Chris Benoit during his feud with Jericho. He took everything so seriously...what was his catchphrase again?
PROVE ME WRONG!!! - Kaedon
We're like total opposites, I'm sitting on the couch with my laptop having a quick laugh, your probably at home angry as shit, just mashing buttons down..."GRRR!!!"
Its really not that serious big fella
All joking aside, There is no right or wrong answer. It all depends on preference & opinion, I'm not sure if you understand that. Its like asking who the best NBA player is. Its impossible to measure. The Rock selling out is probably one thing people like you will never be able to get over, but as soon as we all accept the fact that The Rock is gone, this thread will be a happier place :happy:
I dont agree. "Best player" has different intangibles. Blocking, court presence, 3pt %, FT %, etc. But selling out isn't full of those intangibles. You can say he didn't because he didn't owe anyone anything, but the fact remains that he did abandon the WWE, even if you think it doesnt matter because he doesnt owe them, he turned his back on the company that made him.
Montana
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No kidding this isn't goin anywhere, If we continue to have the same people argue back and forth, we are going to shut it down.
Besides, K-man, you've got to admit you've been on the ropes for a good while now. I have that "effect" on people.