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Talking to Raven on msn, we stumbled across the subject of Chris Daniels and how he once worked for the WWE for a little while. Thus making me think of other great wrestlers that Vince has allowed to leave his company or criminally misused them. So let's see how many we can come up with to see just how stupid the WWE has been.
I'll start us off
Chris Daniels
Raven
Jerry Lynn
Ultimo Dragon
I'll start us off
Chris Daniels
Raven
Jerry Lynn
Ultimo Dragon
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Kawada wrote:
> Hmmm apparently AJ Styles worked a match on Jakked as well losing to
> The Hurricane. They offered him a $500 a week development deal but he
> turned it down
i've got that match, took me bloody ages to find it.
> Hmmm apparently AJ Styles worked a match on Jakked as well losing to
> The Hurricane. They offered him a $500 a week development deal but he
> turned it down
i've got that match, took me bloody ages to find it.
Hey, I did a sit-up the other week.
But then you're not phenomenal, most athletic thing you do is get up to go to the toilet :-D
I'd take it.
$500 a week for someone of AJ's talent? More WWE's fault i'd say
His fault, then.
Hmmm apparently AJ Styles worked a match on Jakked as well losing to The Hurricane. They offered him a $500 a week development deal but he turned it down
Cong_Man wrote:
> I think he jobbed twice to Essa Rios in a couple of amazing matches
> and once to Crash Holly.
Tsk tsk Low Ki and Essa, we can't be having amazing matches in the WWE no wonder you didn't get signed. Well that and the fact both of you are just about threatening 5'5 and 200 pounds let alone 6'5 and 275 pounds which of course is what makes a wrestler great (according to the WWE)
> I think he jobbed twice to Essa Rios in a couple of amazing matches
> and once to Crash Holly.
Tsk tsk Low Ki and Essa, we can't be having amazing matches in the WWE no wonder you didn't get signed. Well that and the fact both of you are just about threatening 5'5 and 200 pounds let alone 6'5 and 275 pounds which of course is what makes a wrestler great (according to the WWE)
Raven-ous wrote:
> When did Low-ki work for WWE?
> Thats funny because I mentioned a low-key storyline in the WWE,
> Kawada thought I was talking about the wrestler and thats how this
> whole conversation got started...
He worked Heat three weeks running about 2 years ago, but wasn't offered a contract. It was quite strange, as he's the only non-WWE contracted guy I can remember actually being allowed to come out to entry music and a video.
I think he jobbed twice to Essa Rios in a couple of amazing matches and once to Crash Holly.
> When did Low-ki work for WWE?
> Thats funny because I mentioned a low-key storyline in the WWE,
> Kawada thought I was talking about the wrestler and thats how this
> whole conversation got started...
He worked Heat three weeks running about 2 years ago, but wasn't offered a contract. It was quite strange, as he's the only non-WWE contracted guy I can remember actually being allowed to come out to entry music and a video.
I think he jobbed twice to Essa Rios in a couple of amazing matches and once to Crash Holly.
hehe, the godwins.. i'd repressed those memories.
the Finneus/Sunny thing was the most unlikely pairing until Tori (NOT wilson)/Kane
the Finneus/Sunny thing was the most unlikely pairing until Tori (NOT wilson)/Kane
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