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Great One

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^If you think Christian weighs under 200 pounds you're out of your mind. Even Bourne is questionable with the amount of muscle on him.
No he's not. Have you actually seen Christian lately? I actually said this a couple months ago, I would not be surprised at all and I'd actually bet money that he's under 200 lbs. He's so fucking small now. Which could probably be a reason why Vince isn't pushing him on the main roster. He would look like shit compared to John Cena or Triple H (maybe not as much now, he's gotten smaller too). And of course, Batista.
 

noumenon

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Christian is lean but he's by no means a small guy. As MM3000 said, 227 sounds about right.
 

The Rated R CMStar

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Dragon could be an asset to the E if used right, but in many AmDrag fanboys' eyes "used right" means multiple title reigns and head drop moves aplenty, which isn't going to happen. What could realistically happen is the guy has a nice introduction run on ECW, maybe wins the strap, goes to the wrestling show, Smackdown, and has good midcard feuds and has many memorable matches. Maybe some midcard title reigns. That would be a nice career for a guy that size.

Here's some things people need to realize about indy guys they get wet over going to WWE. Head dropping moves are BAD. Especially in the E where the schedule is so grueling, most indy scrubs don't get 200 bookings a year, let alone 300, so it has to be understood that moves that are that risky are stupid, especially when you consider a head dropper severely shortened the career of the biggest money maker this biz ever saw.


As sad as it is to say this, size does matter. Nobody under 200 lbs (except Rey of course) ever drew a dime in the biz. At any time period. That's just the way it is and no matter what the booking, it will never work, never has. People just wouldn't believe in a 185 midget trumping bigger muscleheads, wrestling is fake but just not that unrealistic.

Thank you.
 

MizMasta3000

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Is it maybe time for WWE to take a chancce with our newcomers? I think it was just my fascination with what TNA did to Desmond Wolfe, but I think WWE could benefit from taking a risk. Not a fan of frequent title changes but the champions now with the exception of Christian are making it so that upper-mid carders cant get ahead because of the same people in the title picture over and over. Smackdown is getting better having Jericho in the picture but RAW is a fucking dead end for any type of talent
 

Airfixx

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^^^Jericho in a Taker-preserving triple-threat match does not excuse nor go any way towards making up for the sickening burial of CM Punk.


re: Danielson: Yeah, bring him in with all the indie-hero fanfair; why not? ...It doesn't mean he will nor needs to become a world champ in record time or anything... Just allow the guy to run with the reputation & credibility that he's built up over the years and give him the best chance possible to succeed (providing talent succeeding in getting over and climbing the card is STILL the general intention with fresh talent?).