Attention Humans , this simulation is now coming to an end . We thank you all for participating . Please remain calm during the transition . <| sep |> Have fun with the fucking <| sep |> This thanksgiving I ' m thankful for AM despite how terrible my teams may be they always find a way to be worse . <| sep |> No thanks . Thank you for the interest ! <| sep |> Did someone say weather ? <| sep |> Do you mean you would like an apple branded computer that had touch ? How close does the iPad Pro get , I ' m just curious <| sep |> Fuck scobee Edit patience <| sep |> yeah , Duck kits tend to go for a lot too . <| sep |> No I ' m saying AJ and Balor earned their success and reputation through honing their craft and giving it their all for many years outside of WWE so their efforts shouldn ' t be trivialised just because Ellsworth isn ' t as talented and you want to paint him as an underdog . You ' re the one acting like AJ and Balor were gifted with their talent and pushes . Ellsworth is no more an underdog than Hornswoggle and Santino were . Ellsworth ran his own promotion and never made waves for anything he did outside of WWE . He ' s receiving a push based on the very attributes you consider to be working against him . If he was signed to be a serious competitor then he ' d be an underdog but that ' s obviously not his role . He ' s only an underdog in kayfabe , in reality he ' s a part of the show and a part of the company . What point ? All I see you is buying into Ellsworth ' s character so much that you think he ' s an underdog irl . You could ' ve made that argument before WWE plucked him from obscurity , signed him , featured him prominently on TV and gave him multiple wins over the world champion . You can be happy for his success but the underdog sentiment doesn ' t hold as much weight after the way he ' s been used .