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You can find the same report over and over from this time where huge dudes were hired

by WWE, and as soon as Vince Oman saw them, he called them up to the main roster.

The issue was this wasn't 1984 anymore.

Being a giant wasn't enough, and poor folk like Nathan were performing on paper views before even

being taught basic wrestling fundamentals. What did anybody think was going to happen? Jones was

especially huge as he was near seven foot and was also jacked, so on the 10th of April Smackdown,

he beat Bill DeMott before becoming the protege of the Undertaker. Felt a bit weird, but again,

WWE knew he needed experience,

so put him with the guy that had a lot of that.

The big story was going to be these two teaming together at

WrestleMania 19 to face A train in the big show,

but just beforehand,

W.W.E pulled Jones because,

well, they realized he didn't have the right experience.

Obviously, you couldn't write this. It's like punching yourself in the face and wondering why you got a bruise. This was my hand. Why would it do it to me? It turned into a handicapped match with Nathan just helping out instead. And then, well, we never really saw him again. He returned to developmental promotion to OVW and that was damning,

but why didn't we do this to begin with? It was also the end of this push, and I think after a while

Nathan Jones got tired of it all, and he just left wrestling altogether. So that was silly. If we

had just given it time, who knows where it all be now? Ah well, number 14, Liv Morgan from 2022. It's even madder to go back now

and watch because compare it to Liv Morgan in 2024. How did we get this first go-around so wrong?

Suppose it started all right as she won the money in the bank briefcase and cashed in on the same night

to take the title from then champion Ronda Rousey, then after that,

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