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Originally Posted by Russ
When you learn to be a wrestler at that level one of the most important things they teach is how to adapt to botches, positioning errors, how to carry a gaff-prone or injured opponent etc. Granted some of the errors have not been his fault but he has shown little ability in adapting to each situation.
I agree with FCW though. I know someone who used to be signed there and she said this is the sort of thing they iron out pretty quickly.
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There's not much he can do to adapt to most of them though
This for instance, Chavo's left arm comes up and blocks off the spin killing the momentum and Sin Cara is absolutely helpless in doing anything to recover from that, seeing as he's up side down and being held onto. This is a move he's done for absolutely years with no issues in Mexico so it's not like he's not used to doing it. Conversely it's a move that no one in the WWE has experience with, yet when it goes bad Sin Cara gets the blame.
It's botches like that that everyone looks at and goes "Sin Cara, he's so bad!" when in reality it's not his fault and there's nothing he can do about it.
She said? Don't get me started on the Diva's division! Lets bring out 14 Divas for a 7 on 7 tag team match, have it be over in 2minutes with no tags! The faster WWE either disbands the Diva's division or starts bringing through women that can ACTUALLY wrestle (Kelly Kelly can't even run the ropes) rather than just look good the better. As of now a Diva's match = time to put the kettle on. Although it'll probably be over before your cuppas even brewed.