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| Indice de probabilité : 5/5![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 20130314](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/20130314.jpg) - Citation :
- Why wasn’t Bam Bam Bigelow ever WWE Champion? What stopped Mark Jindrak & Sean O’Haire from becoming the tag team of the new millennium? How did Brad Armstrong perform at the top of his game for more than two decades without becoming a major national star?
It’s difficult to say what stops some Superstars — gifted with the right look, size and charisma — from breaking through to the next level. But there are few things more frustrating for a sports-entertainment fan than watching a brilliant performer who can’t seem to catch that big break.
Here, WWEClassics.com looks at 15 Superstars who possessed many of the tools necessary to make it in professional wrestling, but never got the opportunities they deserved. Il n'y a pas d'ordre précis, ce n'est pas un classementPs : j'ai changé quelques photos par rapport à l'article original Mark Jindrak & Sean O’Haire ![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Jindra10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/jindra10.jpg) - Spoiler:
Debuting in September 2000 after graduating from the WCW Power Plant, the duo of Mark Jindrak & Sean O’Haire seemed poised to become the future of sports-entertainment. Members of the youth-focused Natural Born Thrillers, the physically imposing and wildly athletic pair won the WCW Tag Team Titles twice within months of their arrival.
What stopped the group from becoming the next great tag team? Natural Born Thrillers mouthpiece Mike Sanders who suggested that Jindrak & O’Haire exchange partners with Chuck Palumbo & Shawn Stasiak. In a classic example of WCW’s misdirection, the hottest pair in sports-entertainment was done before they even started.
Following WCW’s demise, both competitors joined WWE where they failed to break through as singles stars. Jindrak & O’Haire never reformed as a team, which is unfortunate as their early success in WCW suggested they could have been one of the best duos of the past 20 years.
Magnum TA![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 35_mag10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/35_mag10.jpg) - Spoiler:
In 1984, Hulk Hogan began his meteoric rise to fame after defeating The Iron Sheik to win the WWE Championship. At the same time, a wildly popular competitor named Magnum TA was starting to cause a stir down south in Jim Crockett Promotions.
The mustachioed grappler’s climb was due in part to his gripping rivalry with The Four Horsemen — specifically Tully Blanchard. During an unforgettable run from ’84 through ’86, Magnum TA became one of the greatest United States Champions of all time while his brutal “I Quit” Match with Blanchard at Starrcade 1985 set a new standard for physicality in profession wrestling.
With the coveted NWA World Championship in his sights, Magnum TA was dealt a cruel hand in 1986. A freak and nearly fatal car accident ended the promising star’s career and left him temporarily paralyzed. Southern wrestling’s hot new hero never wrestled again, but he did recover from the worst of the accident and appeared regularly on commentary. Still, fate left many fans wondering, “Where would professional wrestling be if Magnum TA had become a World Champion?”
Raven![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 45_raw10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/45_raw10.jpg) - Spoiler:
“There was a three-year period where Raven did not have a bad match,” Tommy Dreamer once told WWEClassics.com.
The
grungy misanthrope from The Bowery riveted rowdy ECW crowds during
rivalries with both Dreamer and The Sandman that established him as one
of the most sadistic individuals in sports-entertainment history.
“He
had a chip on his shoulder and liked to be the bad guy,” Dreamer
explained. “You ask him how great he is, trust me, he’ll tell you.”
A
member of Mensa International, Raven manipulated a cadre of henchmen to
do in his bidding. For more than a year during WCW’s heyday, The Flock
terrorized the entire roster, but Raven’s Machiavellian ways had
diminished by the time he landed in WWE.
Instead of wielding CM
Punk–like influence, the two-time ECW Champion was often seen pushing a
shopping cart in WWE’s Hardcore division. Given the opportunity, Raven
likely could have commandeered a cult of followers en route to World
Titles in other companies outside ECW. What about Raven?
Chris Candido![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Candid10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/candid10.jpg) - Spoiler:
With all-American looks and a high school sweetheart to boot, Chris
Candido was a common man with uncommon talents — and plenty of bad luck.
Plucked
from Eastern Championship Wrestling by Jim Cornette and propelled to
main events in his Tennessee-based Smokey Mountain Wrestling promotion,
Candido won the heralded NWA Heavyweight Championship in 1994. But his
reign came at a rare time when the National Wrestling Alliance had no
major television outlet to showcase their title.
Bad luck followed
Candido to WWE, where he transformed into the cocky fitness fanatic
Skip of The Bodydonnas and was defeated by perennial loser Barry
Horowitz. Frustrated by cartoonish personas, Candido arrived in ECW
under the banner of “No Gimmicks Needed.” Still, despite establishing himself as one of the organization’s most
gifted athletes, he was never able to solidify himself as a World
Championship contender.
Hakushi![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Hakush10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/hakush10.jpg) - Spoiler:
Shawn Michaels touted Hakushi as the “greatest Japanese wrestler”
upon the mysterious Superstar’s arrival on Jan. 9, 1995. So why didn’t
he ever live up to the hype?
An
ahead-of-his-time aerialist with a striking look — he draped himself in
all white gear and covered his entire upper body in Japanese script —
Hakushi had many of the tools necessary to become a top WWE Superstar.
He proved that during his rivalry with Bret “Hit Man” Hart, as the two
men put on a series of underrated classics only months into Hakushi’s
arrival.
Where did the Japanese Superstar go from there? Well,
there was that one-night-only tag team with Kwang. And that time he lost
to Barry Horowitz of all people. Not exactly the stuff of legend.
Fortunately for Hakushi, he remains a rock star to grappling fans in his
home country. Meanwhile, WWE fans are still trying to figure out why he
never had a major rivalry against The Undertaker
Mike Awesome![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mike_a10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/mike_a10.jpg) - Spoiler:
At 6-foot-6 and nearly 300 pounds, Mike Awesome’s stature was
strikingly similar to WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan. But Awesome was far
more athletic than The Hulkster and took plenty of risks — a necessity
in the chaotic environments of ECW and Japan where Awesome made his
bones in the ’90s.
The
big man seemed poised to dominate sports-entertainment when he appeared
on WCW Monday Nitro while still the reigning ECW Champion. In WCW, he
was briefly positioned as a “Career Killer,” before that fearsome
moniker gave way to laughable personas like “That ’70s Guy” and “The Fat
Chick Thriller.”
When WCW was acquired by WWE in 2001, Awesome
was part of the WCW/ECW Alliance and eventually became a WWE Superstar.
Aside from a reign as WWE Hardcore Champion, however, he did not achieve
nearly the same level of success as he did in ECW or Japan. Mike
Awesome certainly had the size and ability to be a WWE Champion, but the
chaos of the end of both WCW and ECW prevented his greater succes
Blitzkrieg![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Blitzk10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/blitzk10.jpg) - Spoiler:
Who was that masked man? That’s what WCW fans were wondering after
Blitzkrieg — that flawless aerialist with the German name, Mexican
style, Japanese look and an intergalactic home in The Cosmos — came and
went at the end of the ’90s.
Appearing seemingly out of nowhere in
’98, Blitzkrieg excited a WCW fanbase that had grown weary of a staid
Cruiserweight division. Chris Jericho, Dean Malenko and Eddie Guerrero
had all moved on by then, leaving behind a ragtag roster — save for a
few standouts — that failed to connect with the audience.
In all
his bizarre, anime-character-come-to-life glory, Blitzkrieg thrilled
WCW fans with his arching backflips and vibrant Corkscrew 450 Splash.
Could he have become the next Rey Mysterio? It’s a daunting comparison and one that’s impossible to figure as
Blitzkrieg left sports-entertainment — suddenly and permanently — not
long after the turn of the millennium
Bam Bam Bigelow![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 01_bam10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/01_bam10.jpg) - Spoiler:
“There can’t possibly be more than a handful of people that have ever
inhabited this planet that were more naturally inclined to become a
professional wrestler than Bam Bam Bigelow,” Paul Heyman once said of
the respected heavyweight.
So how is The Beast from the East — the
most natural, agile and physically remarkable big man of the past
quarter century — not remembered as the greatest villain of the ’90s?
It’s
a tough question to answer. On top of all that God-given knack, the
401-pound Bigelow — with his flame-covered gear and tattooed cranium —
looked like the last man on earth you’d want to offend in public. So why
didn’t Bam Bam face Hulk Hogan at The Show of Shows? Why didn’t he take
a serious run at The Undertaker’s Streak? His most lasting impact
remains his WrestleMania XI loss to Lawrence Taylor. It was a main event
on The Grandest Stage of Them All, sure, but Bam Bam was just there to
make an NFL player look good.
Bigelow deserved better. It’s a shame he never got it
Dr Tom Prichard![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 57_ss_10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/57_ss_10.jpg) - Spoiler:
Tom Prichard gets professional wrestling. There’s scores of WWE
Superstars who came through the developmental system under him that will
vouch for the good doctor. Before he became a teacher, however,
Prichard was a true student of the game — an underrated wrestler if
there ever was one.
He first made his mark in the Fullers’
Continental territory in Alabama in the late 1980s. With a fiery offense
and the charisma to match, Dr. Tom quickly became one of the biggest
fan favorites in the area, especially during a controversial rivalry
with The Dirty White Boy.
But Prichard soon became a tag team
specialist. Although he found success as one-half of The Heavenly Bodies
and The Bodydonnas, anyone who saw Dr. Tom on his own knew that there
was untapped singles potential just waiting to get out.
Prichard never hit big as a solo act, but he’s passed on his extensive
knowledge to the future generation of Superstars, many of whom are on
today’s WWE roster
Saturn![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Saturn10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/saturn10.jpg) - Spoiler:
In the 1990s, Perry Saturn competed in all three major promotions —
ECW, WCW and WWE. A former Airborne Ranger in the United States Army and
a student of Killer Kowalski, the tough brawler from The Combat Zone in
Boston was a three-time ECW Tag Team Champion, two-time WCW Tag Team
Champion, WCW TV Champion and also captured the WWE European and
Hardcore Titles.
Saturn
possessed the skills and in-ring ability to become a major player in
sports-entertainment. After redefining tag team wrestling alongside John
Kronus in ECW, Saturn proved he could succeed on his own during a
heated rivalry with Raven in WCW.
The bald-headed thug caused
shockwaves when he left WCW for WWE alongside Dean Malenko and Eddie
Guerrero as part of a famous defection. But Saturn’s defining moment in
WWE remains his relationship with a mop named “Moppy.” After his mop was
destroyed, Saturn tried to resume a less-comical nature, but an injury
sidelined him and ultimately ended his WWE career.
Terry Taylor![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 48_wwe10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/48_wwe10.jpg) - Spoiler:
Terry Taylor was a classic example of someone who was a very talented
individual, had all the natural instincts necessary to attain great
results as a performer, but just could not bust out of the pack to get
to where he wanted to be.
The Vero Beach, Fla., native enjoyed a
modicum of success in the Florida, Mid-South, Mid-Atlantic, Continental,
Dallas and Georgia territories throughout the 1980s and ’90s. During
that time frame he decided to enter WWE. But his tenure did not pan out
the way that it was expected to. Saddled with the bizarre persona of The
Red Rooster — basically a grown man who acted like a chicken — Taylor’s
1988 run has long been questioned by pundits who had such high hopes
for the young talent.
Since
that time, Taylor has proven his value as an influential force behind
the scenes in sports-entertainment. But audiences will always wonder
what he could have achieved had his talents been properly harnessed.
Brad Armstrong![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 20121110](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/20121110.jpg) - Spoiler:
Son of WWE Hall of Famer “Bullet” Bob Armstrong, and brother to ring
favorites like The Road Dogg and Scott & Steve Armstrong, Brad was
highly respected by his peers for his ability to brawl, grapple or fly,
depending on what the occasion called for.
“One
of the greatest things someone in our business can say of any wrestler
is that they could have a good match with anyone,” Jim Ross wrote about
Armstrong following his untimely passing in November 2012. “Brad
Armstrong certainly fits on a rather short list of wrestlers that could
literally have a good match with anyone.”
What stopped Brad from
becoming a household name? By most accounts, it was an inability to take
all the charm and appeal he had behind the camera and put it in front
of it. Still, although daft personas like Buzzkill, Arachnaman and
Fantasia failed to bring Brad the accolades he deserved, no one in the
locker room doubted his greatness.
Ed "The Bull" Gantner![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Sgantn10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/sgantn10.jpg) - Spoiler:
“When I think back over all the people that I’ve met, I don’t think
that there’s someone that had as much promise, walking in the door, than
Big Ed Gantner,” Paul Heyman told WWEClassics.com.
There’s no
doubt that the man they called “The Bull” was built for
sports-entertainment. Standing in at 6-foot-4 and weighing 275 pounds of
pure muscle, Gantner took the Florida territory by storm in 1985,
steamrolling over anyone who stood in his path.
“[Gantner had] the right look, an extraordinary personality and boatloads of charisma,” Heyman said.
Heyman,
along with many others, thought that the former football player had the
pure talent to become a WrestleMania main eventer. Unfortunately,
Gantner left the industry before realizing his full potential and faded
into sports-entertainment obscurity.
The British Bulldog![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Tumblr51](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/tumblr51.jpg) - Spoiler:
“The British Bulldog” Davey Boy Smith is a certifiable legend in
sports-entertainment. A member of the famous Hart family by marriage,
Smith famously headlined SummerSlam 1992 in his native England,
defeating his brother-in-law Bret “Hit Man” Hart for the
Intercontinental Championship. Physically imposing and incredibly
powerful, The Bulldog captured every major championship in WWE during
his time — except for the WWE Title.
The fact is Davey Boy Smith
should have been a world champion. He often challenged for both the WWE
and WCW Championships, but he was never able to successfully win either.
That is not a detriment to the celebrated career of Smith, rather a
commentary on the high-level of competition that defines WWE,
particularly during The Bulldog’s heyday.
Sadly,
The British Bulldog passed away in 2002. Although the WWE Championship
eluded him, his legacy and career should one day be immortalized in the
WWE Hall of Fame
The Sinister Minister![[Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) 52_sjm10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/17/15/91/69/52_sjm10.jpg) - Spoiler:
“Jim Mitchell was born 15 years too late,” Paul Heyman once told
WWEClassics.com. “If he were around a decade earlier, he would have been
afforded the opportunity to have been one of the greatest managers of
all time.”
Unknown to many of today’s WWE fans, the bizarre
Florida native was never spotlighted on WWE’s national stage. Instead,
he spent the early parts of his career managing lesser known competitors
in Smoky Mountain Wrestling and WCW. But Mitchell came into his own as
the demonic preacher known as The Sinister Minister in ECW during the
Philadelphia-based organization’s final year.
“Smart,
articulate, creative, with a wicked, warped sense of humor — I’m a huge
fan of Jim Mitchell’s ability,” Heyman said. “And I think it is a
criticism of this business that he’s not featured today as one of the
best-known spokesman on television.”
_________________ - Palmarès WFA:
2x WFA World Heavyweight Champion (Undertaker)
1x WFA Women's Champion (Beth Phoenix)
1x 15 carats Champion (Undertaker)
1x NFW Hardcore Champion (Abyss)
- Récompenses:
CatchBreaker Moment de l'année 2010
CatchBreaker Clasheur de l'année 2011
CatchAsylum Clasheur de l'année 2012
CatchAsylum Clasheur de l'année 2013
CatchAsylum Vice-Freak le plus complet 2012
CatchAsylum Freak of the Year 2012
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| | | | MrCoffeeInTheBank
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 17:58 | |
| Euh, c'est quoi ca? Un mea culpa de la WWE? Du genre "pardon hein, sans rancune?'
Bon ca nous a permis de revenir sur des carrieres de ex-futurs grands, mais ca fait leger quand meme.
Et dire que dans quelques annees, les Kingston, diBiase, Gabriel, R-truth, rejoindront la liste |
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 18:10 | |
| Dibiase et Truth !  |
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 18:11 | |
| Dans la categorie "talents gaches", ouais |
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 18:26 | |
| Sans vouloir les élever jusque là, je suis quand même d'accord avec Coffee  |
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 19:30 | |
| Truth a fait un ME pour le titre suprême... c'est déjà trop pour ce brave midcarder.
Dibiase quand à lui a montré les limites de son talent à cause de son charisme de sparadrap.
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 20:00 | |
| Pour Truth je suis d'accord. Pour Ted, je pense que le gâchis est surtout en terme de talent in-ring. C'est vrai qu'il n'est pas super charismatique, et qu'il ne fait vraiment réagir les foules. Mais au fond comme beaucoup de gars de cette liste j'"imagine".. |
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 20:02 | |
| - mrcoffeeinthebank a écrit:
- Euh, c'est quoi ca? Un mea culpa de la WWE? Du genre "pardon hein, sans rancune?'
Je ne suis pas d'accord T'as ceux arrivés trop tard (ou parti trop tôt, au sens propre comme au figuré), ceux avec qui ça n'allait pas dans les relations humaines, ou ceux qui n'ont pas eu de chance _________________ - Palmarès WFA:
2x WFA World Heavyweight Champion (Undertaker)
1x WFA Women's Champion (Beth Phoenix)
1x 15 carats Champion (Undertaker)
1x NFW Hardcore Champion (Abyss)
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CatchBreaker Clasheur de l'année 2011
CatchAsylum Clasheur de l'année 2012
CatchAsylum Clasheur de l'année 2013
CatchAsylum Vice-Freak le plus complet 2012
CatchAsylum Freak of the Year 2012
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Mer 13 Mar - 23:00 | |
| Ah mais pour ceux partis trop tôt (je pense au British Bulldog), c'est sûr que mes dires sont inadéquaux (?). Mais pour les autres, je trouve regrettable que ce soit à cause de problèmes de relations. Après, il faut voir aussi que tous ne peuvent être au sommet, c'est sur. Mais ça me fait un petit pincement au coeur.
Pour en revenir à R-Truth, je sais pas. J'ai hésté à le mettre dans la liste, mais avec un meilleur booking, je pense qu'il aurait fait un bon heel (j'adorais sa tag team l'année dernière avec le Miz), et pour DiBiase, je me rappelle que des deux acolytes de Orton, beaucoup le voyait dépasser Rhodes.
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Jeu 14 Mar - 13:50 | |
| Je ne trouve pas que le push de R-Truth en main event ait été immérité : son personnage à cette époque était énorme, super hot, et il ne faisait pas tâche face à Cena dans leur feud, c'était un excellent heel. Par contre, il est allé dans cette période aussi haut qu'il le pouvait, je ne le vois pas en champion du monde. Donc il ne pourrait pas faire partie de cette liste, à mon avis. _________________ Pool catch saison 6 :
Finn Balor - Finn Balor - Seth Rollins - Karl Anderson / AJ Styles - Kofi Kingston - Jimmy Uso - Shinsuke Nakamura
Elias Samson - Heath Slater / Tyler Breeze - Tyler Breeze
Nia Jax / Charlotte
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Jeu 14 Mar - 14:05 | |
| Rtruth maintenant ne doit plus toucher à un titre majeur, il est devenu trop vieux et trop inadapté à ce genre de titre, mais il fut un temps où il aurait pu l'être! En revenant de la TNA, son personnage était très bon et in ring c'était vraiment agréable, il fallait pas le laisser en midcard si longtemps _________________ - Pool catch:
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Xavier Woods - Rollins -Big Cass - AJ Styles - Alberto Del Rio - Ambrose Heath Slater - Jack Swagger - Erick Rowan - Kane Becky Lynch - Paige Alexander Wolfe
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Jeu 14 Mar - 14:38 | |
| - Showtime a écrit:
- Rtruth maintenant ne doit plus toucher à un titre majeur, il est devenu trop vieux et trop inadapté à ce genre de titre, mais il fut un temps où il aurait pu l'être! En revenant de la TNA, son personnage était très bon et in ring c'était vraiment agréable, il fallait pas le laisser en midcard si longtemps
Je suis assez d'accord avec toi concernant R-Truth même si je trouve dommage qu'il ne soit pas resté un peu plus de temps dans son personnage heel. Maintenant, dans la liste de Coffee, je rajouterai Morrison et Shelton Benjamin. |
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| | Sujet: Re: [Divers] 15 Superstars qui auraient du avoir une plus grande carrière (WWE.com) Jeu 14 Mar - 17:15 | |
| Je trouve pour une fois l'article bien intéressant et assez juste. Il y avait même quelques catcheurs dont j'ignorais l'existence et d'autres que je connaissais mais dont je ne pensais pas qu'il y avait autant d'espoirs placés en eux. Par contre je suis surpris de ne pas voir certains noms tels qu'Owen Hart, Mr Perfect, et personnellement j'aurai ajouté Test ou même Ted DiBiase (le père évidemment ; qui était pour moi le Heel le plus intéressant de la Rock'N Wrestling Era et le Ziggler du selling à son époque).
Après cet article parle du passé et de carrières terminées, donc on ne comptera pas les Shelton et autres Morrison. En ce qui concerne R-Truth, j'étais un très grand fan de son rôle de Heel en 2011, et il faut voir son passif à la TNA pour se rendre compte que c'était loin d'être le manchot que l'on croit en voyant son personnage d'aujourd'hui. Après avait il les moyens d'avoir une plus grande carrière, j'en sais trop rien, mais je suis définitivement sur qu'un Kingston ou un DiBiase ne peuvent pas vraiment rêver mieux. Enfin, pour moi, le lutteur encore en activité qui mérite le plus de rejoindre cette liste, c'est Christian. Certes c'est un 5x Champion du monde, mais regardez la reconnaissance qu'il a eu à la WWE : un règne de 5 jours et un titre WHC gagné par DQ. Heureusement qu'il a connu une meilleure période à la TNA, mais est-ce suffisant en tenant compte de son immense talent ? _________________ - Spoiler:
1x Breaker of The Month (Mars 2011)
1x Freak of The Month (Novembre 2012)
1x WFA Intercontinental Champion (Triple H)
1x UHW Pure Champion (Samoa Joe) 1x First ever CAW Tag Team Champions (CM Punk & Sami Zayn)
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