Rayth
Debutant
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2008
- Posts
- 56
- Reaction score
- 22
- Location
- Brisbane
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
- Other Teams
- Gold Coast Titans, Cricket, WWE
Thinking about the spot Daniel Bryan has at the moment, who are others through your time as a fan who have made more of a career in the big leagues than you would have thought?
And who are those who received chance after chance, but be it through personal demons, constant issues with promoters or maybe even injury, did not reach the level that was expected of them?
For the more, Kane amazes me with how long he's kept the interest of fans. When he debuted in 1997, I would have thought a year would be about right for the character. Feud with Taker and lose that, move onto to maybe one or two other things that wouldn't have the same impact seeing as it had not story behind it as deep as the 'long, lost brother'thing, and then be repackaged or released. But no, 16 years later, he's still there. And now he's with The Authority, a new chapter is being written.
One who wasted opportunities was Razor Ramon/Scott Hall. Granted, he still had a very good career, but that career at some point, given his talent, look and decent promo ability, should have included a run with a World title somewhere. While you don't necessarily have to have held a World title to be deemed successful, in the case of Scott Hall, where he held many secondary titles through AWA, WWF and WCW, he should have made more of himself than he did.
And who are those who received chance after chance, but be it through personal demons, constant issues with promoters or maybe even injury, did not reach the level that was expected of them?
For the more, Kane amazes me with how long he's kept the interest of fans. When he debuted in 1997, I would have thought a year would be about right for the character. Feud with Taker and lose that, move onto to maybe one or two other things that wouldn't have the same impact seeing as it had not story behind it as deep as the 'long, lost brother'thing, and then be repackaged or released. But no, 16 years later, he's still there. And now he's with The Authority, a new chapter is being written.
One who wasted opportunities was Razor Ramon/Scott Hall. Granted, he still had a very good career, but that career at some point, given his talent, look and decent promo ability, should have included a run with a World title somewhere. While you don't necessarily have to have held a World title to be deemed successful, in the case of Scott Hall, where he held many secondary titles through AWA, WWF and WCW, he should have made more of himself than he did.
