everyone shut up and fucking watch...

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seX-Power

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I'm more better than you tbfh.

Btw, the video was neither entertaining, nor funny, nor interesting in any way.
 

Beer Money Army

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if it get's more view's.. then wwe might put scotty goldman on tv... :)
 

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Have you seen his indy stuff Sly? He's actually pretty hilarious. His youtube video with el generico is one of the best.

Edit: But I have to concur....that was really really lame. Probably why he's perfect aiming for kids.
 

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I'll have to see another episode because I didn't find it amusing at all. I hear Colt Cabana was good, so this should be a way to keep him in the E and maybe we'll see that side of him.
 

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Have you seen his indy stuff Sly? He's actually pretty hilarious. His youtube video with el generico is one of the best.

Edit: But I have to concur....that was really really lame. Probably why he's perfect aiming for kids.
Why would I care about his indy stuff? I care about the stuff that matters, and indy work doesn't.


But, to answer your question, yes.
 

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Indy stuff matters because that is the basis upon which most workers are actually brought into the WWE though. Only a handful of guys have been brought up that weren't scouted from an earlier independent promotion. So if your looking for a good idea on what a debuting superstar for WWE can do, you check out where they came from. So I believe we should care what they did in the Indies.
 

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Indy stuff matters because that is the basis upon which most workers are actually brought into the WWE though. Only a handful of guys have been brought up that weren't scouted from an earlier independent promotion. So if your looking for a good idea on what a debuting superstar for WWE can do, you check out where they came from. So I believe we should care what they did in the Indies.
Except that indy success has NEVER had a strong correlation with WWE success. I mean, I would guess that CM Punk has been the most successful of any indy wrestler, and he is one of the worst drawing champions in the last 10 years of the WWE.

Indy work has NEVER translated to WWE success. And generally, you will find that the "great" indy talent can never make it in the WWE. And the ones that do make it, do so because of the WWE's ability to train and teach the wrestler with the greatest staff around. VERY rare is/will be the worker who can come from the indy scene and be successful immediately in the WWE.

That's why indy work doesn't really matter.
 

Beer Money Army

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if there was no Indy wrestling promotions.. then how do wwe find future wrestlers???
 

CT Styles

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^^ They'd make their own and sign them and use the promotions as developmental.