What do think about Low Ki?

Question

I'm a big fan of his,he's a very talented wrestler.

Do you think the WWE should sign him?

Answer 1

He's a great wrestler with no X factor.  For whatever reason you cannot connect to the guy.

If he went to the WWE they'd bury him.  I'd rather see him put on good matches than be squashed.

Answer 2

Low Ki could be ECW champion.

Answer 3

Yes it would be interesting to see him face people like Kofi Kingston, Evan Bounre, and Rey Mysterio

Answer 4

He is a very very talented wrestler, and i agree he would bring a lot to WWE, but the problem is, he is very small, and Vince does not like small guys, if Low_Ki was brought to the WWE he would be the smallest guy there, i also think WWE would limit him to certain moves, that is why a lot of these guys you see on the circuit do not go there, cause they are programmed to do certain things..

Answer 5

Low Ki is awesome

Yes the WWE should sign him

Answer 6

No, The WWE Would Probably s***w Him Over. I Like Him In PWG Though. He Should Stay There.

Answer 7

I think Low Ki's a solid striker, and a great in-ring performer, but I don't think he'd sign with the WWE, nor do I think the WWE would be interested in his overtly stiff style.

Low Ki's very touchy about how his character is portrayed on camera, and I honestly don't think he could handle the lack of creative control that comes with working with the WWE.  In TNA, they booked him fairly solidly prior to both times he quit the company.  I'm not saying he was always dominant, but they didn't really hurt his character.  Even during the PCS, he was the serious one.

When I think about such a serious and disciplined gimmick like Low Ki's going to the WWE, the first thing that comes to mind is Tazz.   His debut was a snafu, and I'm sure that Low Ki's time in the company would be just as disappointing to him personally, as Tazz's treatment was to many ECW Tazz fans.  The only difference is, Tazz is more flexible with his persona than Low Ki.  Low Ki's got quite the ego, and if Teddy Hart and Kid Kash are proof of anything, it's that a small man with a big ego doesn't last long up in the WWE