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#4 Velveteen Dream
If it wasn't already blatantly obvious that Dream was the future of the WWE, it should be abundantly clear after this match. If any other performer had come out in Hulk Hogan-based attire, it would have been confusing and needed some form of explanation.
However with Dream, it made complete sense. His charisma was at its absolute best in this match as he had the crowd in the palm of his hand right from the moment his entrance music hit. Although seeing him lose again in a big match is a little disappointing, his show-stealing performance minimise any potential dents to his overall stock within the brand.
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