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Have you noticed recently that WWE has been bringing in allot of new talent? Wonder why? WWE recognizes that their top stars won't be around forever and they want to familiarize the fans with ...

Wrestling's Young Stars and Thier Futures

by Ross (Columnist)

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August 25, 2008


Have you noticed recently that WWE has been bringing in allot of new talent? Wonder why? WWE recognizes that their top stars won't be around forever and they want to familiarize the fans with the some of the young talent that could someday be the face of the company. This is not only limited to WWE, TNA has allot of young, athletic, hunger young stars too, and I will be looking at all of them and what they have to offer to their company. We will start with WWE.

                                                             

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John Morrison- Okay this guy is everything the WWE could ever ask for in a future champion. He has the look, the attitude, and the athletic ability. This young man is already a 5 time Tag Team Champion, 2 time Intercontinental Champion, and a former ECW Champion. That says allot about how the WWE looks at young Morrison. If you were to ask me I think he is much more talented than CM Punk. Morrison has allot he can still offer his company and I hope he sticks around long enough for management to do something meaningful with him. Main Event push maybe?

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    1st of all....reread your articles before you publish them! This article is loaded with spelling errors and typos. 2nd of all...have you even been watching TNA recently? Kaz isn't in TNA anymore, he left the company. Okay, now with all that out of the way...very good article. I don't particularly agree with everything you said, but you had facts to back everything up. Very good article, well put together.

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      Kaz Hasn't Left TNA. It is just a storyline. Please don't insult me. I'm still in school and have little time to edit spelling and other things. I had it saved on my microsoft writer and just put it up here. So hold you hourses. I'll editit later. Thanks for the comment. I do like to back up my opinions. It what makes a good writer.

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      Tony,
      Kaz is likely coming back as this stupid "Suicide" character they're hyping for the TNA game.

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    good write.
    again i say, why oh why ,hasn't WWE developed/promoted Chuck Polumbo as a top of the line heel ?

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    I have a few arguments/comments so here we go:

    On Kennedy: He's done. He'll be a mid-carder for life because for last year+, they've been trying to push him for him to get setback by either injury or other issues (steroids). He's basically lost faith from the higher-ups.

    On Shelton: He didn't ever need a "wake-up" call or motivation--he's been great in the ring which is why they are so high on him. It's his mic-work. He's just not very good or entertaining. It's the last obstacle keeping him from a WHC/WWE title run.

    On LAX: If the break-up happens, Homicide would be the one who gets the push. He has more charisma and ability on the mic and is a better overall wrestler than Hernandez.

    On MCMG: I agree that they should be headlining the tag division and there's obviously some backstage thing hindering them. However, I'd love to see Alex Shelley get a major singles push. He's epic in the ring and plays a great, cocky heel.

    Petey: I LOVE the Pety Pump persona. It reminds me a bit of the Hardcore/Crash Holly days where the small guys felt they were heavyweights. Petey is a power wrestler trapped in an X-Division body. They finally found a good use for Scott Steiner.

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