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"Mike W. Goos"  wrote in message
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> > X-From: vjunc{at}NOUCE.ev1.net (Dr Pepper)
> >
> > Seeing them tonight, i found myself thinking of Power and Glory, Strike
> > Force, and the American Males. These men are big, but not huge, well
> > built but not inflated, and their style is fast and agile.
> >
> > It helped that La Res et Cie is in that category as well. Together they
> > put on a rousing show and it really didn't matter who won.
> >
> > Now we just need a good name for MJC. My suggestions:
> >
> > The Young and Reckless
> > Sudden Fury
> > Special Forces
> > The Go Boys
> > Intensity
> >
>
> Jindrak/Cade have become a lot better as a team in a lot shorter
> period of time than La Resistance in all the tyme they've been working
> together.  Now they just need a quick repackaging (matching tights,
> team name) similar to what Benjamin/Haas or La Resistance got.  And I
> agree that Maven works being teamed (at least part time) with them.
> Now they just need to move Conway over to ally with the group.  As far
> as names, I was thinking "Upstarts" or "Neo" or
something.  Nothing
> fancy, wrestling stables can afford stupid names.

Calling them "Neo" would be good, although I can hear Hollywood lawyers
sharpening their pencils now. "Upstarts" works though and I can't think of
anyone who'd have a problem with it. How about "New Blood"? Ok, WCW used
that name but they can hardly sue Vince now he's owns the WCW intellectual
property.

> As far as La Resistance, maybe they'd benefit from joining up with
> Christian and maybe Lance Storm, who did the previous "anti-American"
> story.  Plus, aren't Dupree and Greneir actually French Canadian?  The
> commentators have quietly pointed that out at least once, so they
> might benefit from being around more established Canadians.

Not sure, the America/Canada gimmick's been done to death now plus it buys
into the hyper-nationalism going around at the moment and just manages to
piss off the international fans. The hyper-patriotic Canadian bit might work
if they leave the America bashing at home. Del Wilkes did that quite well
when he was in the WWF and feuding with Bret Hart as he pshed the idea that
everyone should be proud of their country and what it stands for while
having a rivalry with other nations. It worked well in that feud as what he
was attacking wasn't Canada but a wrestler who happened to be Canadian. It's
a tricky balance to get right but it works well when it's done.


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