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**Ryan** · 09-28-2012, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by tbp82

Ryback is out Vince has never used a "monster" as the top guy and probably won't Warrior came the closes but even then Hogan was still the top guy. If it's a big muscular guy they will be more Cena/Hogan than Warrior.

I'd also say look to developmental. There are guys down there who have that look that Vince loves.

Of the current roster you're looking for crossover appeal as the top guy so look to people like Miz, Otunga, Drew Mcintyre and those types as the type Vince would us in that top position.

The fuck you on about? Hogan was basically booked as an unstoppable monster most of his career. A monster with a personaility, but still a monster.

sulpice · 09-28-2012, 01:03 PM

u know i just realised Kofi Kingston stands a strong chance to be the next top guy.

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The_Jiz · 09-28-2012, 01:03 PM

The way pro wrestling operates is laughable. Things are either black or white. There are no variables to consider. Its like looking at kinder gardens brainstorming.

Looking for the ONE top star is like a hierarchy. Has hierarchy ever worked in history?

Wwe clearly do not give a damn about 95% of the roster. But the top guys are hardly stand outs either. Cutting cookie cutter promos and kicking out of finishers can be done by anybody. I don't even know why versatility is even required in wwe. Wwe does not even use it. Ryback might as well be the top guy. Wwe clearly don't even care about crowd reactions.

Wwe's "it factor" is their sorry excuse for not trying.

So in plain view it looks like wwe does not give a damn at all.

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