Thread: Is it too late for AJ Styles to be the top face in the company?
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Old 04-15-2018, 02:28 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Ruien View Post
Take AJ out now and the numbers stay the same.
I never said this wasn't the case. But he's not been placed in the position to draw and be a Cena-like character. Literally the entire show was centered around Cena for a decade. Every segment talked about Cena. He went over the entire RAW roster in one match.

AJ is considered part of the WWE, but he is barely a focal point. So yeah, remove him, and nobody would really care.

That's all I was saying.

And my other point is with all that Cena's been given to run with, he hasn't done all that much. Still tremendous at what he does. But is contributions to the overall product are drastically overstated.
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