WrestleZone’s Top 10: TNA Stars That Could Succeed In WWE

September 5, 2013

Number 5: Kenny King

This is my ultimate wild card on the list. There is no doubt that King is talented in the ring. He has athleticism like Benjamin and the speed like Kingston. I actually think King could be very good in WWE because he has all of the tools. We have not been able to see him shine in the ring, but he has proven in ROH that he can be loved or hated. I think his look is a little generic but could be tweaked to get the most out of him. He is 31 years old but is still very fresh to the general fan. King has the most potential and could be tapped. Will he be a world champion? Maybe not, but WWE does not need another one of those. King could be a solid mid card or tag team champion given the right competition around him. I will take uncanny athleticism and speed any day of the week. You can teach some of the other weaknesses he possesses.

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