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a nod to the signing of Prince Devitt, let's take a look back at a couple
of his finer moments as the leader of Bullet Club. He was always great between the ropes, but when he turned on The Funky
Weapon at Invasion Attack 2013, went full blown heel and formed the best stable in years, he
elevated himself to a rare level.
Why did I think that said Fergie when I scrolled past?
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ReplyDeleteany reason you picked these particular retchid backstage promos
ReplyDeleteShould I be impressed? I've read Paul Meekin posts with more enjoyable content than those videos
ReplyDeleteDevitt was the least convincing heel during the Bullet Club run. He looked like someone trying really hard to play the part, but you can tell he's really just a nice quiet guy,
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ReplyDeleteI'm on my phone, so a I can't see what videos Dock posted, but if he didn't post Devitt's matches with Tanahashi, you're missing out.
ReplyDeleteDevitt's heel promos were always awesome, too. One of my favorites is when Devitt and Anderson were demonstrating how they were training to beat the Rainmaker.
That's the first one posted here. People not understanding it's greatness is beyond my comprehension.
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