Adrian Paul is the English equivalent of Kevin Sorbo. Same age, same kind of success in syndicated TV programs (Sorbo has had 2 series that lasted for several years, so it's easy to say he's actually more successful than AP), same in many ways. Now, would anybody want to cast Kevin Sorbo to take over a prominent American film role, say Indiana Jones, when there are younger, more successful film actors who could do it? Or more importantly, would a franchise's producers want to risk it all on Kevin Sorbo or someone like James Marsden (from X Men), for example. I just think that, while it's great that you stick up for your guy, if you look at it objectively by substituting Sorbo for AP, you have to admit AP as Bond is a pipe dream. 

I'm afraid I disagree with your assessment. It's okay; we can disagree politely.
You aren't in favor of Adrian, some aren't. However the Kevin Sorbo bit doesn't really work for me. Sorry.
I haven't heard Kevin Sorbo's name mentioned for Bond during the last few years, and I don't recall ever seeing his name on any of the polls, nor do I recall him being mentioned by reporters as having the necessary Bond style and charm. I may be wrong, but I've never heard he's been screentested for Bond, and I know Adrian has and by all accounts was in the running with Pierce. I don't think he's come out on top of any MSNBC polls or been picked as a favorite by a British celebrity magazine either. Russia hasn't voted him the most popular selection for Bond either, so no...the Kevin Sorbo argument doesn't work for me, but it's your right to offer it in the debate.
I'll stick with Adrian Paul, pipe dream or not. He seems a perfect choice in all respects for me and there are quite a few people out there who agree.