User talk:Mjf1987
February 2010
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The article Kevin Bell (physio) has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
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Articles for deletion nomination of Kevin Bell (physio)
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The Rock
[edit]Please leave The Rock as part of the main roster.
They only booked him to be in the main event of Wrestlemania A YEAR IN ADVANCE!
This shows WWE/Rock have a long term agreement, and that The Rock is gonna be a focal point of Raw for a year.
This is more than a "show up every so often" guest host thing.
Vjmlhds 14:38, 5 April 2011 (UTC)
Hi
I did not notice the talk page but i have now seen and commented
regards
Mjf1987 (talk) 14:53, 5 April 2011 (UTC)
Kevin Nash
[edit]Look, knock off the nonsense with Kevin Nash.
He is feuding with CM Punk, and they are clearly pushing him as a wrestler. He was set for a match with Punk, but a health issue got in the way.
Other talent is for people who have a clearly defined role other than a wrestler.
Ricardo Rodriguez first and foremost is Del Rio's ring announcer, Vickie Gurerro is Ziggler's manger first and foremost. HHH is the main authority figure first and foremost.
Nash's role? Feuding with, and beating up CM Punk.
Knock it off with putting him in other talent, unless he has a clearly defined non-wrestling role.
Thank you.
Vjmlhds 18:00, 31 August 2011 (UTC)
Look you are the only one on the talk page who is against it, he has not competed in a match in 4 weeks, how about you compromise and keep on other on air employees their till he works a match instead of throwing your toys out of the pram when you don't get your own way, its not your article.
I am more than happy for Kevin Nash to go on the main roster when he competes in a match but for now he is an old man attacking CM Punk who is only on a legends contract
Mjf1987 (talk) 18:07, 31 August 2011 (UTC)
1. He is listed on the Raw roster on WWE.com
2. They obviously intend for him to be a wrestler, since they booked a match at the PPV
3. An injury took him out of the match.
4. If he's getting in the ring and beating up one of your biggest stars in the highest profile feud in the company, that should cleary indicate that WWE is pushing Nash as a competitor, not a manager, or announcer, or sidekick, or any non physical role.
YOU sir are the one who is throwing his toys around, the room having a temper tantrum about not getting his way.
You need to be more reasonable. Other Talent is for secondary, non physical members of the roster. You're in there powerbombing a guy almost every week, then you're part of the main cast.
Common Sense.
Vjmlhds 01:17, 1 September 2011 (UTC)
you are the only one who didn't agree with putting him in other employees on the wwe talk page till he was involved in a match, and when you didn't get your own way you changed things back, you sure its me who doesn't like getting his own way? Its not as though you have not done this thing before with Jerry Lawler or The Rock.
You are really over thinking this mate, your trying to predict might happen in coming months regarding Nash, as soon as he competes in a match feel free to move him but to date he is not an active in ring competitor. We all know the WWE writers can change storylines in an instant so there's no guarentee he will end of competing in a match.
Mjf1987 (talk) 11:04, 1 September 2011 (UTC)
To be fair, Lawler for a good while was wrestling pretty much every week, feuding with the Miz, and wrestling for the WWE Title on PPV, so during that period of time, he was elevated to the main roster. Once the Cole feud died down, he went back in the broadcasters section (a section I created BTW) and has been there ever since, with no problem.
With the Rock, once it became apperent he'd be laying low for awhile, he went back into the legends section (another one of my creations), again with no problems.
With Nash, he came in right from the get-go attacking Punk, clearly building to a match, which was confirmed for Night of Champions.
Now an injury derailed that a bit, but there should be no doubt that Nash was brought in to be a wrestler (the Johnny Ace endorsed storyline contract and being added to the Raw roster on WWE.com should leave really no doubt).
It's a case by case thing.
Vjmlhds 18:02, 1 September 2011 (UTC)
The Rock on the roster
[edit]Please don't take the Rock off the Raw roster.
WWE.com lists him as an official member of Raw, so there should be no ambiguity.
Here it is in living color. Rock is part of the Raw roster.
OK, he's away shooting movies, so what? He's under contract to WWE where he makes X amount of appearances and wrestles X amount of times.
It's not like Vince McMahon or Triple H who have other jobs within the company. Rock appears when he's supposed to appear, and what he does "off the clock" is irrelevant to his WWE status.
Bottom line, if WWE counts him as part of the roster, so should we.
Vjmlhds 19:17, 11 May 2012 (UTC)
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