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In WWF Raw will his career get reignited or will he stay as a big man and nothing else. He is often interviewed in the real world, for example on his recent tour of the UK he was on Big Breakfast, the Saturday Show etc. He is one of the public faces of the WWF as a big, strong, old fashioned wrestler. In the ring his matches are often slow and unexciting or just ridiculous as he is hard to work with due to his size. Occaisonally against certain opponents like Kane or the Rock he can actually look good but usually he is just too big.
Many people in Raw are big like Kane, Undertaker and Kevin Nash so he may be able to take part in some decent matches. On the other hand he may be just ignored while new talent like Brock Lesnar take over. The problem for the WWF is what do they do with him do they just keep his friendly giant image or do they make him bad or does it matter, he just wrestles the same.
In my opinion may have much to offer but I don't think he will be given the chance. What do you think.
> MikeAll wrote:
> No I mean William Regal has hit him with a forearm (minus
> brass knuckles and he
> flies over the top rope) In a hardcore match 10
> people can be hitting him with
> chairs, trash cans etc and he acts like
> nothing's happening. It's just
> confusing.
Aah, but William Regal has
> the power of the forearm :S
It's the power of the punch!
> No I mean William Regal has hit him with a forearm (minus brass knuckles and he
> flies over the top rope) In a hardcore match 10 people can be hitting him with
> chairs, trash cans etc and he acts like nothing's happening. It's just
> confusing.
Aah, but William Regal has the power of the forearm :S
> No I mean William Regal has hit him with a forearm (minus brass knuckles and he
> flies over the top rope) In a hardcore match 10 people can be hitting him with
> chairs, trash cans etc and he acts like nothing's happening. It's just
> confusing.
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Yep. True.