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Which Wrestlers Will Be Fired Next?

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Not a year goes by where WWE doesn't have at least one good ole fashioned firing spree. Every year since 2002, WWE has let go of at least 20 wrestlers. To bring in new wrestlers, you have to let go of some wrestlers. It's like a revolving door. Look at the WWE roster from 2003 and half the people aren't around anymore.

 

Anyways, I'd say the following people don't have a lot of time left in their WWE careers and most of them will be gone by next summer. Here is the people who I think will be gone, not who I want gone.

 

Rosey - He is SO GONE. I'll be shocked if he doesn't survive the next batch of cuts.

 

Orlando Jordan - he's gone

 

Kid Kash - will probably get himself fired anyways

 

Doug Basham - he can't even get on TV

 

Road Warrior Animal - I'm surprised he's lasted this long. I don't seeing him staying more than a year though.

 

Simon Dean - I think WWE will finally pull the plug on him.

 

Steven Richards - He won't survive the cuts this time.

 

Scotty 2 Hotty - him neither

 

Danny Basham - I'm surprised he survived the last cuts. Is there a more lowly superstar in WWE than Danny Basham? He's gone. He made one TV appearance and hasn't been seen since.

 

Gregory Helms - I think becoming himself was a bad move. He's the type of wrestler that needs an outrageous gimmick to stand out as he doesn't stand out being himself, unlike Buff Bagwell.

 

Johnny Parisi - I'm shocked he even got employment in the first.

 

Matt Striker - eh, probably

 

Mark Henry - his contract will run out by next summer

 

Antonio and Romeo - either they both stay or they both go, the gimmick has tired out already

 

Victoria - well, we need at least one diva cut, don't we? I think her time in WWE is limited

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Guest *KNK*

They already did their firing spree. It won't be another 6 months at the least before spring cleaning comes in play again. It could easily be a different field by then.

 

Animal is a part of the legends roster, he isn't going to be "cut", also has the best possible "in", next to Triple H.

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Yeah, Stevie is the guy they can just say, "Hey..umm...guy...we have this up and coming rookie joining the roster. He has barely any experience, he's too stiff, he doesn't sell, and he's about six inches taller than you and looks like he's a big fan of Powerbars. Go out there and make him look good and powerful."

 

Then Stevie goes out and gets a body part broken or bruised or gets knocked unconscious.

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People need to realize that Venis and Richards are WWE's new versions of Brooklyn Brawler.

 

They aren't going to get cut any time soon. Each men is known to the crowd, has a good handle of the "wwe style", can give a accurate review to the office.

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People need to realize that Venis and Richards are WWE's new versions of Brooklyn Brawler.

 

They aren't going to get cut any time soon.  Each men is known to the crowd, has a good handle of the "wwe style", can give a accurate review to the office.

 

Which they tend to ignore. I swear, everytime you see Stevie it's like you can start betting how fast the guy he is in the ring with will injury him.

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That's kinda the point.

 

Put Masters in with Richards, and you get a look at what he can do, for better or worse.

 

Put Masters in with someone like Dupree, on the other hand, you've got the blind leading the blind.

 

Richards and Venis are good workers who deal with what they are given. They both know they won't earn more out of WWE, and WWE knows they're worth more than someone else they'd pay the same amount.

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Great points about Stevie and Val serving a higher purpose it's also worth noting that from their point of view if they stay with the WWE in these current roles they stand an excellent chance of landing a job like an agent or trainer or something after their in ring wrestling career is over. This is an extremely valuable benefit.

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Helms,Rosey, Striker, Goldust, Vader, Mark Henry.

 

I'd don't think the WWE will ever fire Stevie Richards, I mean he's lasted this long.

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Val is the official job boy for Heat. I think they'll keep him around. And I am shocked that Scotty is still around, I thought he'd gotten axed a few times over already, but he keeps showing up

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If Stevie was fired I think he'd have no problems getting on with TNA and becoming Raven's slave again. If there's a chance a guy could get over elsewhere, they wouldn't fire him.

 

I'm with you on Jordan, wootman. Fire that worthless piece of shit.

 

As far as the Bashams go, they are at least well known down in OVW, so they can maybe hang around and train guys, put over guys down here, etc. Besides, Doug Basham's new gimmick is a riot..though I dunno how well it'd translate to WWE. It might seem bush league.

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If Stevie was fired I think he'd have no problems getting on with TNA and becoming Raven's slave again.  If there's a chance a guy could get over elsewhere, they wouldn't fire him.

 

I'm with you on Jordan, wootman.  Fire that worthless piece of shit. 

 

As far as the Bashams go, they are at least well known down in OVW, so they can maybe hang around and train guys, put over guys down here, etc.  Besides, Doug Basham's new gimmick is a riot..though I dunno how well it'd translate to WWE.  It might seem bush league.

 

 

Do you Mean Danny's star of Stars gimmick?

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That's kinda the point.

 

Put Masters in with Richards, and you get a look at what he can do, for better or worse.

 

Put Masters in with someone like Dupree, on the other hand, you've got the blind leading the blind.

 

Richards and Venis are good workers who deal with what they are given. They both know they won't earn more out of WWE, and WWE knows they're worth more than someone else they'd pay the same amount.

Goldust is the new Tito Santana.

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So... why did this guy just name every lower card worker on the roster? You know, they do need these guys to job and work the bottom portion of house shows. I'd imagine Antonio, Romeo, and Simon Dean all get quite a bit of heat when in smaller settings, too. Just beccause of their gimmicks.

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