News on the Most Liked Wrestler in WWE History

According to sources at wrestlingtruth.com, and many other sites, Paul London is apparently the most liked individual in WWE company history, and I can see why, read this that they posted about London:

"Paul London is still not very well liked backstage by management and they’ve pretty much forgotten about him from a creative standpoint. He was never one to play the political game and make friends with the “higher ups” and when he became romantically linked with Ashley Massaro it had a negative affect on his standing.

He used to emulate her bad attitude and now that she’s gone he seems to be bettering himself, although it may be too late. It has been revealed that he’s invested in acting classes to improve his performance, but nobody seems to care. It’s a shame as he could have been Evan Bourne three years ago. In fact he still has the same ability, if not better."

To everyone backstage, why have you been keeping this guy out of action? We have seen London maybe a few times this year, when we did it was the start of the Chris Jericho and Shawn Micheals fued, and that is the last we saw of him.

Originally they were going to get him involved in the storyline along with Lance Cade with Jericho, but they realized it didn't make sense to have a big guy on one side and a small one on the other, it was supposed to be the guy protecting his hero angle, I don't blame creative for dropping it.

Also a little over a year ago, they were going to put him as the culprit for blowing up Vince McMahon's limo, you guys remember that? He was the only one smiling backstage, when they had all the superstars, up against the wall, waiting for Coach to go by to the outside.

And then the Benoit tragedy happened and of course they dropped the storyline, another one that may have helped London's career. He is just apparently the most liked, but not the easiest to write for.

But WWE management is still really high on him, Kendrick, his former tag team patner, is doing quite well over on Smackdown. So I know that he would like to as well. WWE creative just can't figure out where they can piece him in. Until then he will be backstage just sitting around and getting paid for it.

Sounds like a cushy job to me, Paul London is a great wrestler, a former WWE Cruiserweight Champion and a former Tag Team Champion with the partner Brian Kendrick . But do you think the WWE needs to keep him around much longer?