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There's been some speculation that Maven will be making a WWE return of some sort soon, most likely as a surprise Rumble entrant.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Mdh6JueKv-YThis recent video is about him probably never going back to the WWE, but then it ends with driving up to what I assume is the performance center.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7kK9EVT_M9QHere in the most recent video, he's clearly calling attention to the fact that he's staying in some sort of Airbnb situation.

Could just be a work, but he's been killing it with his youtube channel lately, and he seems to be in decent shape for his age. I wouldn't be surprised either way.
Would anyone recognize him if he made a surprise return? He's basically only remembered for three things: eliminating the undertaker at the royal rumble, having a really nice dropkick, and his theme song.
 
Would anyone recognize him if he made a surprise return? He's basically only remembered for three things: eliminating the undertaker at the royal rumble, having a really nice dropkick, and his theme song.
His youtube show is taking off, and he's been making the rounds elsewhere lately, like that recent Piers Morgan segment with Phil Mushnik. I could see it happening.
 
This would be gay as fuck unless the very next entrant is Hardcore Holly, who potatoes the fuck out of him before dumping him out on his head.

Imagine the pop...

https://youtube.com/watch?v=0OBck4Ymlk0
Or, just spitballing here, have Maven come out and maybe eliminate a lower card guy for a pop, only to have the very next guy to come out be Taker who proceeds to immediately toss him out.
 
I think Maven's been a Rumble Surprise once or twice already?
Listen man. I don't know what kinda spooky medical tech they got leftover from Unit 731. All I know is that they live to 100, and are allegedly able to perform full brain transplants.
there was also that time A-Train got a poison gland implant during his time as Lord Tensai
 
Who could forget the iconic maven dropkick
Ya gotta love the Mavenmeister, the Hardcore Huffmanator
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Ya jus gotta
 
that's the next evolutionary step in body modification
the problem is that he's not oriental so he can't properly use a poison gland to spit at the opponent, he had to spit into his hand

if you freeze frame the Lucha Bros unmasked Fenix def shows some chinaman in his face, so that must be why Penta can use his poison gland properly (and occasionally for fire)
 
here was also that time A-Train got a poison gland implant during his time as Lord Tensai
I wasn't really watching when Lord Tensai was a thing so I don't actually remember this, but I'm not at all surprised that a guy whose first gimmick was named after a dick piercing would still be into body modification several gimmicks later.
 
Yeah, I'm not really trying to advocate for guys like the ones you listed above. Just saying that they were able to influence things like title reigns, etc. and it wasn't just ham and eggers like Shane Douglas.
Jeez, ol' Shane is taking a beating here, lol. I really liked Shane in ECW. Shane's problem though was a shitty attitude. Sure, the Dean character was lame, but so were all the other characters the WWF was doing at that point in time. With the right attitude, Shane could have gotten it over. He could have evolved it over time to align more closely with the Franchise character. That's exactly what he did his first few months back at ECW, a blend of both gimmicks, and it was pretty good.
 
Jeez, ol' Shane is taking a beating here, lol. I really liked Shane in ECW. Shane's problem though was a shitty attitude. Sure, the Dean character was lame, but so were all the other characters the WWF was doing at that point in time. With the right attitude, Shane could have gotten it over. He could have evolved it over time to align more closely with the Franchise character. That's exactly what he did his first few months back at ECW, a blend of both gimmicks, and it was pretty good.

I'm talking about his entire tenure, not just as Dean Douglas. I just never thought he was that interesting and his only real claim to fame was a moment (throwing the belt down) where anyone who did it would've gotten the notoriety. Like, what made the moment so 'epic' was the act itself, not the guy who did it. This is evidenced by him doing literally nothing else of note outside of that small blip.

Oh, and I guess getting kicked out of an episode of RAW where he tried to do some shit from the audience. I think he and Enzo Amore are the only ones to have that distinction.
 
Dutch addresses the AEW Grand Slam being moved to a Smaller Arena, he rightly is shitting on AEW's poor promotional tactics and lack of interest in general due to poor booking, to add on to it they literally can't re-generate fan interest as long as Tony is in charge of booking imo.
 
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