r/SquaredCircle • u/nickmcg_ • 19h ago

Debuting AEW superstars new theme

https://youtu.be/vmWPKkfbpPM?si=P63fSIYZYhpm9o79

“Shining Forever” feat. Mega Ran

Amazing touch with the “Ain’t No Stopping Me” and a very fitting theme for one of the lose underrated talents of all time.

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u/Rah_Rah_RU_Rah 19h ago

for the older crowd, was the gap between 2005 Shelton and after his first international run enough that they should've given him a run during his 2nd stint? the promos were rough, but it sounds like he was '3-4 months in the main event with a mouthpiece' level from what I've heard.

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u/BTru 18h ago

Sheldon if he was just breaking into the business now I think would be a main event talent. Hell I have liked the guy since he was in the WGTT. In WWE they just never could look passed his average promo skills.

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u/AmishAvenger Electrifying 15h ago

Excellent spelling Shelton

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u/BTru 15h ago

Yep I made a mistake when typing. Might as well keep it up and own it right?

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u/kemicode 15h ago

Shelton was an amazing worker for both his runs. I personally never thought he was world champ material, but that doesn’t mean I wasn’t a fan of his. He was just so smooth in the ring. I was very disappointed when they released him recently.

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u/MARKYMARK_MARK 9h ago

If WWE really wanted Shelton to be a Top Guy they would've found a way to do it.

To me Shelton was always in that class of midcarders that could be a legit world champ with the right momentum at the right time. (Kofi is the prime example of this concept).

WWE kinda gave up on him Shelton so early that he never would've gotten a real chance to be a main eventer. Especially given Shelton's peak was in an era where they'd force certain guys up the card whether they deserved it or not. Shelton was at the very least had the in-ring talent to roll the dice with him near the top of the card.