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MightyJordan

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Wow, that is out of no where. Literally had no idea they would bring him back in, or that ADR would even agree to come back. And teaming him up with beardo guy is uh, interesting to say the least.

I saw a rumour earlier in the week that WWE wanted to bring him back, but it sounded pretty vague, so I thought it was just typical made-up speculation. He's still the AAA Mega Champion, too, so that makes his return even more surprising.

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I just don't get WWE thinking anymore.  Kane used to be almost unstoppable and now he jobs to everyone.  Almost every fight he gets about 4-5 good hits in and then gets his ass kicked the rest of the fight.  It only takes a few major matches of this and they dilute his character to the point where no one takes him serious.  All it does is devalue their product.

The same goes for wrestlers like Rusev.  When he showed up, no one in the locker room could beat him.  Once Cena finally beat him, almost everyone that fights him can now beat him.  They do this with every single wrestler to the point where they don't look legitimate anymore and don't come across as someone that can carry the title.

Also, the Taker/Lesner match last night was entertaining but how many times do we have to see Taker get his ass kicked over and over?  More importantly, if Taker can beat everyone but Lesner and he can almost beat Lesnar, why would we take Wyatt as a viable opponent?  The whole story is a joke.

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