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* BreakupBreakout: From 3MB. Didn't seem like it at first, but after coming back to WWE he won the NXT title, won the Royal Rumble and won multiple World Titles. Wrestling/HeathSlater only got one tag title reign before getting released, while Wrestling/JinderMahal got a World title reign but went back to jobber status soon after losing it
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The work visa issue that Teddy Long fired and deported him for for a week in 2010 was actually a real thing, except obviously they did the segment before it had actually expired.

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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The work visa issue that Teddy Long Wrestling/TeddyLong fired and deported him for for a week in 2010 was actually a real thing, except obviously they did the segment before it had actually expired.
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* ThrowItIn: Apparently [[FinishingMove the Claymore]] came from a botched attempt at a Big Boot during his Wrestling/ThreeMB days. He came in off-balance while performing the move in the tight leather pants and ended up laying out by accident. When he saw the botch played back, he thought it looked cool and decided to keep it.

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* ThrowItIn: Apparently [[FinishingMove the Claymore]] came from a botched attempt at a Big Boot during his Wrestling/ThreeMB days. He came in off-balance while performing the move in the tight leather pants and ended up laying out by accident. When he saw the botch played back, he thought it looked cool and decided to keep it.
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* FanNickname: His PowerTrio with Wrestling/BaronCorbin and Wrestling/BobbyLashley has been given the nickname of "The Midcard of Evil" by the guys of [=WrestleTalk=] and "Team Baddies" by Brian Zane at ''WebVideo/WrestlingWithWregret''.
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* RealitySubtext: His overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before and it sickens him).

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* RealitySubtext: His FatalFlaw of overconfidence on in his initial run. His initial push as Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before and it sickens him).
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* FanNickname: His PowerTrio with Wrestling/BaronCorbin and Wrestling/BobbyLashley has been given the nickname of "The Midcard of Evil" by the guys of [=WrestleTalk=].

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* FanNickname: His PowerTrio with Wrestling/BaronCorbin and Wrestling/BobbyLashley has been given the nickname of "The Midcard of Evil" by the guys of [=WrestleTalk=].[=WrestleTalk=] and "Team Baddies" by Brian Zane at ''WebVideo/WrestlingWithWregret''.
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* CareerResurrection: After four years as a jobber on national television, decided to work at some World Wrestling Network shows turned out to be pretty good for him.

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* CareerResurrection: After four years as a jobber on national television, decided to work working at some World Wrestling Network shows turned out to be pretty good for him.



* RealitySubtext: His overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before and it sickens him).

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* RealitySubtext: His overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before and it sickens him).



* ThrowItIn: Apparently the Claymore came from a botched attempt at a Big Boot during his 3MB days. He came in off-balance while performing the move in the tight leather pants and ended up laying out by accident. When he saw the botch played back, he thought it looked cool and decided to keep it.

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* ThrowItIn: Apparently [[FinishingMove the Claymore Claymore]] came from a botched attempt at a Big Boot during his 3MB Wrestling/ThreeMB days. He came in off-balance while performing the move in the tight leather pants and ended up laying out by accident. When he saw the botch played back, he thought it looked cool and decided to keep it.
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* RealitySubtext: His overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before).

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* RealitySubtext: His overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before).before and it sickens him).
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* FanNickname: His PowerTrio with Wrestling/BaronCorbin and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre has been given the nickname of "The Midcard of Evil" by the guys of [=WrestleTalk=].

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* FanNickname: His PowerTrio with Wrestling/BaronCorbin and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre Wrestling/BobbyLashley has been given the nickname of "The Midcard of Evil" by the guys of [=WrestleTalk=].
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* FanNickname: His PowerTrio with Wrestling/BaronCorbin and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre has been given the nickname of "The Midcard of Evil" by the guys of [=WrestleTalk=].
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* RealitySubtext: Hos overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before).

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* RealitySubtext: Hos His overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before).
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* RealitySubtext: Hos overconfidence on his initial run. His initial push as [=Vince McMahon's=] "Chosen One" was said to have gotten to his head behind the scenes, as confirmed by Drew himself. [[CharacterDevelopment Being released from the company completely drummed this aspect out of him]] both in kayfabe and in real life, giving him a new violent philosophy that has completely eschewed this idea, informing his character as both a face (in which he's happy to be where he's at but wants to make things better there and will tear apart whatever malcontent or entitled person's shenanigans stand in the way) and a heel (in which he's either desperate to maintain a top spot that he's held knowing he could lose it at any time or he thinks everyone around him is weak and complacent like he was before).

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** Johnny Gargano and Rich Swann were almost the official first tag team champions of EVOLVE. Galloway ended up in Swann's place literally because EVOLVE didn't do so before WWE offered Swann a deal.

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** Johnny Gargano Wrestling/JohnnyGargano and Rich Swann were almost the official first tag team champions of EVOLVE. Galloway ended up in Swann's place literally because EVOLVE didn't do so before WWE offered Swann a deal.deal.
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* ThrowItIn: Apparently the Claymore came from a botched attempt at a Big Boot during his 3MB days. He came in off-balance while performing the move in the tight leather pants and ended up laying out by accident. When he saw the botch played back, he thought it looked cool and decided to keep it.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The work visa issue that Teddy Long fired and deported him for for a week in 2010 was actually a real thing, except obviously they did the segment before it had actually expired.
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** Johnny Gargano and Rich Swann were almost the official first tag team champions of EVOLVE. Galloway ended up in Swann's place literally because EVOLVE couldn't make it official fast enough.

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** Johnny Gargano and Rich Swann were almost the official first tag team champions of EVOLVE. Galloway ended up in Swann's place literally because EVOLVE couldn't make it official fast enough.didn't do so before WWE offered Swann a deal.
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** The Drew/Kelly storyline itself was subject to sudden AbortedArc, between Kelly's rejections, his "back-to-basics" response in the end, and his falling down to {{jobber}} status in the aftermath.

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** The Drew/Kelly storyline itself was subject to sudden AbortedArc, between Kelly's rejections, his "back-to-basics" response in the end, and his falling down to {{jobber}} status in the aftermath.aftermath.
** Johnny Gargano and Rich Swann were almost the official first tag team champions of EVOLVE. Galloway ended up in Swann's place literally because EVOLVE couldn't make it official fast enough.
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* CareerResurrection: After four years as a jobber on national television, decided to work at some World Wrestling Network shows turned out to be pretty good for him.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Got married to [[Wrestling/TarynTerrell Taryn "Tiffany" Terrell]] while they were both in WWE.
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** Drew [=McIntyre=] and Tiffany never became an on-screen romance. Creative might've had this in mind, though, as it's been rumored that we saw a storyline they were supposed to have together play out on Smackdown—between Drew and Tiffany's former Blondetourage teammate Wrestling/KellyKelly.
** The Drew/Kelly storyline itself was subject to sudden AbortedArc, between Kelly's rejections, his "back-to-basics" response in the end, and his falling down to {{jobber}} status in the aftermath.

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