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Does Maven deserve WWF gold?
I don't think so.
While it is undoubted that he has potential as a wrestler and is getting big pops when he appears on Raw or Smackdown!, I have noticed that his reappearence just happens to be at the time Tough Enough 2 is beginning to air in the US.
Coincidence?
I don't think so.
Maven's major push has got to seriously grate some of the developmental talents down at OVW or HWA. I'm talking about people like Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton who are still patiently waiting for their opportunity whilst Maven gets major air time, who are probably thinking what they have to do to get pushed.
Even more annoyed must be people like Raven and Justin Credible, who have years of experience but still can't get the air time. I know that wrestlers have to 'pay their dues' but still. I have just finished Mick Foley's autobiography 'Have a Nice Day' (which is great by the way, I definitely recommend it) and was amazed how he used to sleep in his car whilst at wrestling school and how he put his body on the line in front of 150 people at a high school. Comparte to all that pain and hard work it seems that despite his undoubted talent maybe Maven has got it all a little too easy.
What do you think?
I don't think so.
While it is undoubted that he has potential as a wrestler and is getting big pops when he appears on Raw or Smackdown!, I have noticed that his reappearence just happens to be at the time Tough Enough 2 is beginning to air in the US.
Coincidence?
I don't think so.
Maven's major push has got to seriously grate some of the developmental talents down at OVW or HWA. I'm talking about people like Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton who are still patiently waiting for their opportunity whilst Maven gets major air time, who are probably thinking what they have to do to get pushed.
Even more annoyed must be people like Raven and Justin Credible, who have years of experience but still can't get the air time. I know that wrestlers have to 'pay their dues' but still. I have just finished Mick Foley's autobiography 'Have a Nice Day' (which is great by the way, I definitely recommend it) and was amazed how he used to sleep in his car whilst at wrestling school and how he put his body on the line in front of 150 people at a high school. Comparte to all that pain and hard work it seems that despite his undoubted talent maybe Maven has got it all a little too easy.
What do you think?
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I think it's about time Maven got on the air and began being on every RAW and SmackDown! He just seemed like he'd given up in his absence and I hope to see more of him in the future.
Chrissy.P? Didn't you used to be a regular?
Chrissy.P? Didn't you used to be a regular?
Anyway leave Maven alone hes only a youngstar, whos best move is probably the dropkick.
I think that Maven should be aloud hardcore or criuserweight gold for only about three weeks!
Maven shouldn't be allowed the Hardcore Title. End of story.
I agree, how much wrestling has Maven actually done compared to those who have been wrestling for years but have yet to be given their break. While it is good for the Undertaker to lose the hardcore title, Maven was not the best choice. Maybe if he shows up some of the big stars maybe he will free up some places for more wrestlers from Ohio Valley and Heartland.
Does Maven deserve WWF gold?
I don't think so.
While it is undoubted that he has potential as a wrestler and is getting big pops when he appears on Raw or Smackdown!, I have noticed that his reappearence just happens to be at the time Tough Enough 2 is beginning to air in the US.
Coincidence?
I don't think so.
Maven's major push has got to seriously grate some of the developmental talents down at OVW or HWA. I'm talking about people like Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton who are still patiently waiting for their opportunity whilst Maven gets major air time, who are probably thinking what they have to do to get pushed.
Even more annoyed must be people like Raven and Justin Credible, who have years of experience but still can't get the air time. I know that wrestlers have to 'pay their dues' but still. I have just finished Mick Foley's autobiography 'Have a Nice Day' (which is great by the way, I definitely recommend it) and was amazed how he used to sleep in his car whilst at wrestling school and how he put his body on the line in front of 150 people at a high school. Comparte to all that pain and hard work it seems that despite his undoubted talent maybe Maven has got it all a little too easy.
What do you think?
I don't think so.
While it is undoubted that he has potential as a wrestler and is getting big pops when he appears on Raw or Smackdown!, I have noticed that his reappearence just happens to be at the time Tough Enough 2 is beginning to air in the US.
Coincidence?
I don't think so.
Maven's major push has got to seriously grate some of the developmental talents down at OVW or HWA. I'm talking about people like Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton who are still patiently waiting for their opportunity whilst Maven gets major air time, who are probably thinking what they have to do to get pushed.
Even more annoyed must be people like Raven and Justin Credible, who have years of experience but still can't get the air time. I know that wrestlers have to 'pay their dues' but still. I have just finished Mick Foley's autobiography 'Have a Nice Day' (which is great by the way, I definitely recommend it) and was amazed how he used to sleep in his car whilst at wrestling school and how he put his body on the line in front of 150 people at a high school. Comparte to all that pain and hard work it seems that despite his undoubted talent maybe Maven has got it all a little too easy.
What do you think?
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