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>However, even with good guidance, there are concerns about him. I’ve asked some of his colleagues about him. While they say he executes moves well (as evidenced last night against Sheamus on Smackdown where he landed his moves with crisp force at times), he’s not always in the right place at the right time and is known to forget spots and just seem, well, not particularly relaxed in the flow of things. It can be noticeable to even the most casual viewer when watching his matches closely. He’s got the mannerisms down of how to act between moves to keep the crowd engaged and he takes nice bumps, but there is a certain awkwardness that tends to show up in most of his matches that you don’t see with most wrestlers getting national TV time regularly.
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