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Anyone who viewed Smackdown before Heidenreich made an appearance would have seen Paul Heyman in adverts say his name over and over again for weeks and weeks. Heidenreich has been given the Mad man image and has shown he can dismantle people. These people however were Josh matthews, Paul London and Funaki who aren't that strong. With this in mind is he really living up to the hype?
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yeah, what he said :)
Put him up against the big boys a then lets see what his worth.
no.
he's yet to prove himself as a "monster", squashing presenters won't help that. he's also yet to prove that his time back in OVW was well used, and by the looks of his backstage tantrum, even he can see he has a long way to go. but i think that's a positive, at least he KNOWS he needs work and he's definitely a good size and build.
he's yet to prove himself as a "monster", squashing presenters won't help that. he's also yet to prove that his time back in OVW was well used, and by the looks of his backstage tantrum, even he can see he has a long way to go. but i think that's a positive, at least he KNOWS he needs work and he's definitely a good size and build.
Anyone who viewed Smackdown before Heidenreich made an appearance would have seen Paul Heyman in adverts say his name over and over again for weeks and weeks. Heidenreich has been given the Mad man image and has shown he can dismantle people. These people however were Josh matthews, Paul London and Funaki who aren't that strong. With this in mind is he really living up to the hype?
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