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Old 10-09-2015, 03:09 PM   #19821
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Dolph's new shirt reminds me of the old Matt Hardy v1 shirt. And if it really is a take-off of it, it wouldn't surprise me, since Ziggles does rock quite a bit of throwback inspired designs.

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I admire how Hunter has won over the internet wrestling community. Personally, I would like to see him take over a larger entity, like Smackdown.
I said once that Hunter, in spite of being "mediocre" (read: not nearly as good as WWE makes him out to be) seems like he'd be a decent coach. Kinda like a player who spent a majority of his collegic and pro football career as a backup or 3rd string QB and goes on to become a very successful coach. I just didn't think he would get a team to coach, so to speak, until the full entity of WWE was up for grabs. Being able to handle the big picture down at Full Sail shows how knowledgeable he is.

People somehow mistake "having an sharp and cunning grasp on the business inside and out" and "being the best to ever grace a ring" as being the same thing; that you can't say somebody is one without being the other. I disagree, and feel Hunter is the former, not the latter.

Also, I would think that his "winning over the IWC" might have a bit to do with him no longer domineering 40+ minutes of a two hour show every week. Took a long time for that scar to heal. If he insinuated himself in front of the camera every week on NXT, in spite of handling the product well, there would be a bit of "HHH being HHH" backlash.
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