Is he the last outlaw of the ROH generation that hasn't

>Yet

His only chance now is getting signed as a trainer or backstage guy.

He appeared on wwf tv in the ae for a couple of matches on shotgun or heat.

He was one of the Los Conquistadors and won the WWF tag titles from the Hardys

>>2356258
Didn't know Maven went to ROH

>>2356262
He is 46

>>2356278
So is Triple H and he's going to win the title at least three more times.

>>2356271
Right, and AJ Styles had a match on velocity or whatever.

Fact is every one of the founding fathers of ROH has gone on to be a main event player in WWE now than based Curry Man.

Does Homicide not count for this? Because hes the only other one of that generation that I can think of offhand that didnt get signed in some capacity.

And Quack too, I guess, but he didnt pop up in ROH very often.

>>2356300
Quack was doing something at the performance center, last I checked.

>>2356311
he was a guest trainer, he didnt actually get hired or anything

definitely would work wonders as a trainer.

>>2356258
The Briscoe's, Jimmy Rave and Jay Lethal have yet to be signed in some capacity.

>>2356300
Homicide and based Quack were not quite on the same level in ROH back then.

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>>2356290

Wait, so can we all agree on something.

That Curryman is a fucking fantastic gimmick, right?

>>2356267
Fuck off Adam

>>2356530
Fuck yeah. I actually watched him as Curry Man in a Michinoku Pro mask tournament before I even knew who Christopher Daniels was.

>>2356530
Curryman is perhaps the most based gimmick

>>2356258
he should get an old man logan type gimmick

>>2356530

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