Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Reasons to Watch Bound For Glory

October 14, 2012

Number 4: Bully Ray’s Rise To The Top

His highest profile match comes in a tag team match without Devon. Bully Ray was chosen to team with Sting to fight off the Aces and Eight at Bound For Glory. I cannot begin to explain how much I like Bully Ray, especially from seeing his hard work and dedication to get better each week. He has the ability to put on a great one on one match with anybody, but it all comes back to what he knows best. Isn’t it ironic that his most important match is one that he tags in? Many would have assumed that Ray would be fighting for the World Championship, but this is just as good. With the focus on if he can be trusted, many questions still linger. You want to be able to trust him, right? Or, he could easily be involved in the whole Aces and Eights from the very beginning.

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