If AJ is second rate than there are only a handful of 'first rate' wrestlers in WWE since AJ is better than most of the WWE roster.! #2ndratewrestler
You'd be a massive mark for him within six months as soon as he said he was teh best in teh worldz!! #2ndratewrestler
He wouldn't get a huge pop the majority of the audience would just carry on chanting YES YES YES. Not a dig at AJ but you really think people less intelligent that FTJ know who he is?Article mentions bringing him in for Royal Rumble. Even if he doesn't win the rumble it would be a huge pop for the reveal.
RR crowds are generally pretty smarky. I think he would garner a decent reaction.He wouldn't get a huge pop the majority of the audience would just carry on chanting YES YES YES. Not a dig at AJ but you really think people less intelligent that FTJ know who he is?
RR crowds are generally pretty smarky. I think he would garner a decent reaction.
Annnnnnnnnnnndd... people less intelligent than FTJ? These people exist :shock:
Recently I've heard RR crowds pop for nash, godfather, Jim Duggan. Road Dogg, Goldust, ect.Hey he knows who AJ is which is a step above the majority of the WWE universe. I've never realized the crowds to be that smarky tbh they know WWE history but not really much of TNF and their talents.
I wish they would as well. But again I probably wouldn't like how they would use him.I'd like to see AJ Styles in the WWE. I've enjoyed his matches and I think he could put on good matches with the WWE roster as well. Maybe they'll take a chance on him and bring him in but only time will tell.
love you brah but I'm glad nobody took your shitty bait lolI don't think a nearly washed up Indy dude is a good investment. 5 years ago maybe.
Not sure what this comment was supposed to mean, as if you are implying the assumption that he hasn't enjoyed his time in TNA over the past decade, which judging by his loyalty you would presume the opposite would be true.Probably should have just taken the deal since he might end up there eventually anyway, only ten years older and (near) past his prime.