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Wade Barrett was asked who to watch out for in the next decade during an interview with News-Journalonline.com. He said:
 

"Bray Wyatt (formerly known as Husky Harris) is going to be a big deal with the Wyatt Family. They are very strange and very creepy. He's going to be a big star. There's an English guy named Adrian Neville. He's an incredible athlete and a very high-flyer. He's in the mold of a Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara. I think he might be the most athletic guy I've ever seen. Bo Dallas has a lot of potential. He made the mistake of attacking me, though. He needs some maturation."  


LOL Dallas!

During a recent interview with Channel 24, Dolph Ziggler had the following to say when asked if the WWE World Title has the same prestige it used to have when Triple H held the belt:

 

"Honestly, no, I don't think so. Here's the deal. As a titleholder of a championship, you are the representatives of the company. You are the champion, you are the face of either Raw or Smackdown, and for some reason in the past couple of years the WHC has gone down in value from the fans' standpoint and perhaps from an administrative standpoint. As we understand it the WWE Championship is the title of Monday Night Raw and that is the flagship of WWE. But my goal, every single time I've touched anything, I found a way to bring prestige back to something that used to be a stepping stone. To me, the WHC is one of the biggest prizes in the game of all time, because I grew up as a huge fan of it. So now, my goal is to have this become the premiere title in sports entertainment. Whether that can happen, I don't know, but I am just getting started. I'm a couple weeks into it, and I promise if it has anything to do with me, then it will become the prize that it was."

Just watched through ROH Best in the World 2013. When it comes to ROH iPPVs, there's always two things guaranteed: great wrestling, and a dodgy stream...

 

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Michael Elgin (once again) and Tommaso Ciampa stole the show with their match, even with the stream cutting off a few minutes in the middle. First time I ever saw the Sicilian Psychopath wrestle, and he definitely didn't disappoint. (Y)

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