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Old 09-13-2012, 07:30 PM   #698
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Originally Posted by Rammsteinmad View Post
He needs to lose a match, in my opinion. I love Sandow as much as anyone on the internet, but I'm not buying him as this undefeated guy anymore. And having him lose by countout or whatever doesn't count. Have him lose a match and enter a program with someone, since unless I'm missing something, he's still pretty directionless at the moment.
Yeah, not every character needs to start with an undefeated streak to get over.

I remember early on I thought it would have been a good idea to have Sandow lose to Ezekiel Jackson after Sandow cut a promo pissing him off and 'zeke attacked him while he was putting his robe away. Have a little brains vs. brawn feud for a few weeks before Sandow eventually goes over by somehow just outsmarting 'zeke.

Sandow is awesome. His character isn't going anywhere right now though. The Brodus Clay feud was pretty paint-by-numbers and I don't think it did anything for either guy's character in the long run. There's no concept of a long-term build. Guys don't get over from one or two major storylines. They get over by constant exposure and consistent character booking over a long period of time.
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