'The Reject, Shannon Moore'

What on earth has he done to himself? He looks disgusting and he is being made out to be a total joke in the new ECW. Oh the days of him being a follower of Mattitude to look at him now getting slapped around while he comments on the most irrelevant remarks involved in the world today.

He may not have the best ability in the ring but he does not deserve to be labelled a 'reject' for the sake of his gimmick which just translates his look and presence in the company. Why is even in ECW? He would be better off working in the cruiserweight roster on Smackdown, if it still exists. They could have even brought him back to follow Matt Hardy as a follower of V1.

Shannon Moore :lol:

That guy sounds like a bleeding Jimmy Woofter (cockney for poofter.)

Also, his attire. Dude, 1985 and Soft Cell died a long time ago. (See YouTube for Infomation.)

I actually have never seen him wrestle. But, if it is as good as his gimmick then well..it won't be pretty.

What on earth has he done to himself? He looks disgusting and he is being made out to be a total joke in the new ECW. Oh the days of him being a follower of Mattitude to look at him now getting slapped around while he comments on the most irrelevant remarks involved in the world today.

He may not have the best ability in the ring but he does not deserve to be labelled a 'reject' for the sake of his gimmick which just translates his look and presence in the company. Why is even in ECW? He would be better off working in the cruiserweight roster on Smackdown, if it still exists. They could have even brought him back to follow Matt Hardy as a follower of V1.

Curry_Man

stayed at TNA where he was a lower midcarder and not a jobberflamingskullz

Yep, a lower midcarder that beat Styles in a Street Fight. Kinda weird.

Pft... any interest I had for Shannon Moore died during his days in TNA.

Anyhow, in regards to him being labeled "The Reject," what does he expect? WWE is not the one who put him into that attire, he is (he has been wearing basically same attire since the ladder part of his last run in the WWE).

Well the gimmick is strange to say the least, but I think Shannon was "meh" in the ring so if he's improved and he's able to go into the ring and put on a good match I won't care if he is "The Reject".

[QUOTE="flamingskullz"]stayed at TNA where he was a lower midcarder and not a jobberWWEMAN101

Yep, a lower midcarder that beat Styles in a Street Fight. Kinda weird.

And what did he do after that? hmmm let me think, i dont remember. He was just lost in the shuffle dude.

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[QUOTE="flamingskullz"]stayed at TNA where he was a lower midcarder and not a jobberflamingskullz

Yep, a lower midcarder that beat Styles in a Street Fight. Kinda weird.

And what did he do after that? hmmm let me think, i dont remember. He was just lost in the shuffle dude.

I was talking about TNA's logic. Why would have a guy beat "The greatest athlete in the buisness" then have him just disappear randomly?

I was talking about TNA's logic. Why would have a guy beat "The greatest athlete in the buisness" then have him just disappear randomly?WWEMAN101

[QUOTE="WWEMAN101"]I was talking about TNA's logic. Why would have a guy beat "The greatest athlete in the buisness" then have him just disappear randomly?hbk91

Shannon is a grown man, no matter how you look at it he's not some high school student trying to make a quick buck, he's a man trying to make a living. If he isn't guaranteed a job at TNA (thus the "freelance" aspect) then he must have been worried. WWE offered him a contract and he took it. I don't blame him for taking the contract over the "I just beat AJ Styles" thing. For all he knows, TNA might have never used him again. He would have then been unemployed. I think he made the right choice in taking the WWE contract, even if he was being somehow used right in TNA

My problems have nothing to do with him picking WWE over TNA.  It has everything to do with him being one of those guys who was "held back" and "restricted."  So, he goes to TNA and is pushed very hard in a program with TNA's home-grown star in AJ Styles, who is probably one of the best opponents a guy can get in TNA.  Then, it comes time for the matches and as it turns out WWE had him judged right on the money, keeping him in 5 minute Velocity matches.

Then, of course, there is the story of how Moore got rehired by WWE, which, if true, is absolutely pathetic.

Why would you blame WWE for rehiring him though? They are a business, and they do things that best suits them. Seeing how Moore is being pushed on TNA would lead them to think that Moore could do them less harm wrestling on Velocity rather than on TNA. Then you come to the fact that TNA was "genius" enough not to offer Moore a contract but rather pay him by the match. How is that WWE's fault? They saw their opportunity and jumped.wwervin

I just think it was a mistake, that's all.  All Moore has done since getting fired is prove the WWE's assesment of him as being right on the money.  If you're an ex-WWE guy and you never even got a title shot of some sort in TNA, there's something wrong.

But, as I type this, I believe you may have misunderstood my meaning of that last comment.  That was in no means directed at WWE's business practices, which I have no problem with in this instance.  Shortly after Moore resigned, a story floated up that claimed a reason Moore was rehired was because his girlfriend, a WWE employee (a make-up lady, I believe) begged McMahon to rehire him.  Not a story that I put much stock in for a number of reasons, but a humorous one that would be absolutely pathetic if it were true.

[QUOTE="wwervin"]Why would you blame WWE for rehiring him though? They are a business, and they do things that best suits them. Seeing how Moore is being pushed on TNA would lead them to think that Moore could do them less harm wrestling on Velocity rather than on TNA. Then you come to the fact that TNA was "genius" enough not to offer Moore a contract but rather pay him by the match. How is that WWE's fault? They saw their opportunity and jumped.The_Dude14

I just think it was a mistake, that's all.  All Moore has done since getting fired is prove the WWE's assesment of him as being right on the money.  If you're an ex-WWE guy and you never even got a title shot of some sort in TNA, there's something wrong.

But, as I type this, I believe you may have misunderstood my meaning of that last comment.  That was in no means directed at WWE's business practices, which I have no problem with in this instance.  Shortly after Moore resigned, a story floated up that claimed a reason Moore was rehired was because his girlfriend, a WWE employee (a make-up lady, I believe) begged McMahon to rehire him.  Not a story that I put much stock in for a number of reasons, but a humorous one that would be absolutely pathetic if it were true.

[QUOTE="wwervin"]Why would you blame WWE for rehiring him though? They are a business, and they do things that best suits them. Seeing how Moore is being pushed on TNA would lead them to think that Moore could do them less harm wrestling on Velocity rather than on TNA. Then you come to the fact that TNA was "genius" enough not to offer Moore a contract but rather pay him by the match. How is that WWE's fault? They saw their opportunity and jumped.The_Dude14

I just think it was a mistake, that's all.  All Moore has done since getting fired is prove the WWE's assesment of him as being right on the money.  If you're an ex-WWE guy and you never even got a title shot of some sort in TNA, there's something wrong.

But, as I type this, I believe you may have misunderstood my meaning of that last comment.  That was in no means directed at WWE's business practices, which I have no problem with in this instance.  Shortly after Moore resigned, a story floated up that claimed a reason Moore was rehired was because his girlfriend, a WWE employee (a make-up lady, I believe) begged McMahon to rehire him.  Not a story that I put much stock in for a number of reasons, but a humorous one that would be absolutely pathetic if it were true.

Knowing vince i dont want to even know what begged meant :|

They should just rename him 'The Jobber, Shannon Moore'. He jobbed on his ECW debut. Terrible.