Nov 8, 2009 -- 9:21AM, SagoV1 wrote:

Mr. Kennedy was the whole package the guy was amazing on the mic and he was awesome in the ring and had tons of charisma and him getting injured alot wasn't his fault and The backdrop was Orton's fault not Kennedy's

and i heard the reason he hasn't signed with TNA yet is because he was waiting to see if the WWE will bring him back

He doesn't want to wrestle again for a while, he said wants to live life but, has began training again!

Nov 8, 2009 -- 10:55AM, xskingofkings wrote:

Nov 8, 2009 -- 12:07AM, olague88 wrote:

Nov 7, 2009 -- 9:59PM, "Tha Franchise Playa" Snyder wrote:

Why would you fire Kennedy after his match with Eddie? Oh..because Eddie died days after the chairshot from an enlarged heart that was the result of his years and years of drug use?

Kennedy was never a main eventer because he was a one man burial machine. He didn't need anyone to do it for him, he did that all by himself with his constant injuries and getting busted for using banned substances.

all the main eventers get injured john cena, batista an rey mysterio all superstars get injured an i really think Mr.Kennedy should be a main eventer because EDDIE GUERRERO had his last match with him

That's the worst reason ro be a main eventer in history. Mr. Kennedy wasn't anything special. He was injury prone (more so than any other wrestler), and he wasn't great at wrestling anyway. He was dangerous to the other stars, and dangerous to himself. He had to be let go.

But **** dude, yuor reasoning for him being a main eventer is absolutely ****.

You're calling him injury prone? In case you didn't know, the guy would've been wrestling 6 times a week. He would've got fatigued but, in the WWE that's not an excuse. They just made him wrestle until something really bad happened to him! By the way he was "special", he was an excellent mic worker & heel. He could wrestle more so than half of the guys he worked with!

Nov 8, 2009 -- 11:05AM, The Natural™ [The WWE Universe's Pope] wrote:

Nov 8, 2009 -- 10:55AM, xskingofkings wrote:

Nov 8, 2009 -- 12:07AM, olague88 wrote:

Nov 7, 2009 -- 9:59PM, "Tha Franchise Playa" Snyder wrote:

Why would you fire Kennedy after his match with Eddie? Oh..because Eddie died days after the chairshot from an enlarged heart that was the result of his years and years of drug use?

Kennedy was never a main eventer because he was a one man burial machine. He didn't need anyone to do it for him, he did that all by himself with his constant injuries and getting busted for using banned substances.

all the main eventers get injured john cena, batista an rey mysterio all superstars get injured an i really think Mr.Kennedy should be a main eventer because EDDIE GUERRERO had his last match with him

That's the worst reason ro be a main eventer in history. Mr. Kennedy wasn't anything special. He was injury prone (more so than any other wrestler), and he wasn't great at wrestling anyway. He was dangerous to the other stars, and dangerous to himself. He had to be let go.

But **** dude, yuor reasoning for him being a main eventer is absolutely ****.

You're calling him injury prone? In case you didn't know, the guy would've been wrestling 6 times a week. He would've got fatigued but, in the WWE that's not an excuse. They just made him wrestle until something really bad happened to him! By the way he was "special", he was an excellent mic worker & heel. He could wrestle more so than half of the guys he worked with!

But he's no different than any other up and coming wrestler. They all compete on a nightly basis but they don't constantly get injured. Some of the older wrestlers even wrestle that much, some wrestle 3 TV shows a week (IE Chris Jericho), and don't get hurt. So to say he isn't injury prone is just plain stupid.

Also, I wouldn't call someone who constantly puts other wrestlers health at stake as something special. They guy was a clown and an accident waiting to happen. You're right though, he was a decent heel and he had good charisma, but at the end of the day his wrestling ability was not great, and left the potential to injuring top stars on a regular basis out there. The guy could not perform a basic move like a backdrop or hip toss. He was a danger to himself and others, and his firing was deserved.

Nov 8, 2009 -- 11:45AM, Aftershock wrote:

Nov 8, 2009 -- 11:44AM, "Tha Franchise Playa" Snyder wrote:

Nov 8, 2009 -- 9:21AM, SagoV1 wrote:

Mr. Kennedy was the whole package the guy was amazing on the mic and he was awesome in the ring and had tons of charisma and him getting injured alot wasn't his fault and The backdrop was Orton's fault not Kennedy's

and i heard the reason he hasn't signed with TNA yet is because he was waiting to see if the WWE will bring him back

Kennedy was far from the whole package. His mic skills were average. People just went apeshit because he said his name twice. His in ring work was sloppy. Only thing he had going for him was charisma.

Injuries happen, yes, but Kennedy couldn't stay healthy long enough to garner a main event push. And that Orton backdrop was on Kennedy. The person performing the move needs to make sure his opponent is safe, Kennedy was reckless.

Batistas worse than Kennedy for injuries.

Not really...because see, Batista was actually healthy long enough to become a main eventer and be a top draw for the company. Once you achieve that, you are set for a while, injury or not.