Boogeyman Released

[Your Morality Enforcer]

Wright had been out rehabbing leg injuries and was close to being ready to return to action when he was released. Management hadn't been happy with his commitment to return to action with the feeling being that he was doing the bare minimum to get back in shape. There were also issues with him not checking in with the doctors when he was supposed to. He was warned a few times and when he didn't change his behavior, he was let go.

Wright, originally an actor, came onto the WWE scene in October of 2004 when he was kicked out of the tryouts for Tough Enough IV for lying about his age. However, he was given a slot in OVW two months later, where the "Boogeyman" character was developed in the summer of 2005. He was put on the Smackdown brand live events, but suffered a knee injury and went back to OVW. It was during this time that he had his front teeth knocked out, which would become part of his look. He finally made his Smackdown TV debut in October of 2005 and feuded with JBL and Booker T. Shortly after Wrestlemania 22, where he defeated Booker T & Sharmell in a handicap match, Boogeyman was back on the injured list. A vignette was shown on Smackdown last month hyping his return, which obviously won't be taking place now.

PWInsider news, plus the usual "Future Endevours" stuff on WWE.com. Seems WWE is committed every year to making their latest Smackdown game outdated before it is released.

[brockandsable]

...and a nation shrugs.

[Keith Williams]

reece said:

Wright had been out rehabbing leg injuries and was close to being ready to return to action when he was released. Management hadn't been happy with his commitment to return to action with the feeling being that he was doing the bare minimum to get back in shape. There were also issues with him not checking in with the doctors when he was supposed to. He was warned a few times and when he didn't change his behavior, he was let go.i

Wright should had known better then to go and slack off on the rehab. He thought he could take his good old time and collect a paycheck from WWE. But WWE wasn't going to have any of that with Wright. He isn't a big star like Triple H, HBK or the Undertaker. He is easily replaceable.

Plus the WWE knows that TNA wouldn't pick him up. Wright in the wwe was all about the Boogeyman gimmick, which the WWE owns the trademark for. If he stepped into a TNA ring, the fans will be like "who is this ? Cause he wouldn't be able to wear the make-up like he did in the wwe or go by Boogyman, but as Marty Wright.

[Stare]

Big "Who Cares?"

[Your Morality Enforcer]

In 90 days... On TNA Impact... THE CLOSET MONSTER IS COMING TO GETCHA!

[Stare]

TNA would go and hire him, idiots. And, they probably would throw him at the world title over Samoa Joe.

[Faster Pussycat!]

Just like they did with Christian, the idiots.

[Stare]

while I do agree, I think Christian is a world away from Boogeyman. Christian is good in the ring and on the mic.

[bo]

I think this was a dumb move on the WWE's part. As I believe they could have done so much more with the Boogeyman and his character, Mainly his character being that it is very unique and unusual. They could have done anything as nobody really knows who the Boogeyman is and what the Boogeyman does. If you get me. I think he was hillarious.

[Stare]

There are worse people the WWE have let go than Boogeyman though.

Can you imagine the wonders Christian could have worked? A feud with Cena would've been priceless if they had let them go with it. Christian made a witty comment on Cena, and with that one remark, everyone wanted to see them go. It's a shame.

And, a feud with Edge over the title would've been awesome. Cena could've been out of the title picture for a bit, and it would've been great.

Here is one of the BIG reasons the WWE is nowhere near it's 2001 self right now. Instead of having numerous guys like The Rock, Stone Cold, HHH, Mankind, Undertaker, Kurt Angle, and Chris Jericho in the title hunt. They have one guy who is a constant focus, that being Cena.

Everyone knew Edge would be a transitional champion. This is the same situation as HHH's 2003 title run that made everyone lose interest. It was "Who will HHH go over next?", instead of being what it should be, which is "I wonder who will win the title in this match?".

WWE doesnt seem to realize this, which is pathetic.

[Faster Pussycat!]

They also have nobody competing with them, that means no motivation.


And I still don't understand what you see in Christian's in ring life, the man has nothing to offer.

[bo]

I think Christian is a good heel and can work a good match. But, he isn't great. He shouldn't have got the NWA World Championship. I found him very enjoyable to watch in the WWE though. Because of his funny, heel character. I did want him to win the WWE title or World title as I thought it would be funny to watch. But with the NWA World Title it's more serious and prestigous. I think TNA is crap though.

[eCo]

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