5 possible names for 205 Live General Manager candidates

#5 Mark Henry

A new career brings a new opportunity to say "that's what I do" for Mark Henry.

At face value, this might seem like a joke, but this is a sincere, honest suggestion for a multitude of reasons.

Set aside your scoffs that it would make no sense to have someone of Mark Henry's size to be the general manager of the cruiserweight division, as that in no way needs to be a qualification.

If that were the case, why is Vic Joseph a commentator when he has never wrestled before, and what was the rationalization for Vickie Guerrero being in a position of power when she was? Brad Maddox was a referee before he was an authority figure, too, and that was okay.

Nothing in the nonexistent rules states that you have to be under 205 pounds to manage the 205 Live division.

Henry is a legend and waiting on a Hall of Fame induction that he is sure to receive in the future after multiple title wins and a beloved career going all the way back to 1996.

He has also recently been influential in taking Neville and grooming him for the next level (no pun intended) which resulted in his ascension to the top of the division and someone who felt highly enough of himself that he even believes he's above 205 Live entirely, clearly.

With Henry no longer an active competitor and someone who showed range with everything from the serious Hall of Pain version of his character to Sexual Chocolate, he could be a valuable asset to working behind the scenes and trying to figure out how to spice up this division going forward.

Plus, given his status as The World's Strongest Man, who is going to test him as general manager?