Which WCW Wrestlers would you Sign if you were Vince ?
03-18-01, 01:07 AM
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Sting - Way too old and unmotivated. Very injury prone the last several years.
Kid Romeo - Okay, good one here. Lot of potential.
Ric Flair - How can they possibly book Flair against someone 25 years younger? Might be a good heel commissioner.
Scott Steiner - Bad back and bad attitude.
DDP - There is nothing redeeming about DDP. His push is one of the key reasons that WCW is where it is now. Under no circumstances should he be allowed in the WWF.
Kevin Nash - Let's see - a lazy, no-talent crybaby that will blatantly promote himself in front of anyone else on the roster. Pass.
Booker T - The WWF can make him into a main event superstar inside of three months. He doesn't need to carry Stevie Ray along too, does he?
Lance Storm - His weak point was charisma, which he has improved a lot in WCW. He's too good to pass up.
Lex Luger - Uh, no.
Buff Bagwell - He would be a good addition, but he's another whiner. Don't need too many of those.
Goldberg - He has always admitted that he never was a wrestling fan. He thought it was silly, two grown men in the underwear pretending to be mad at each other. Now that he's making several million dollars a year from it, he keeps his mouth shut. Goldberg is nowhere near as valuable as some others think. Since his debut four years ago, how much time has he spent recovering from injuries? Too much. He will also outright refuse to do something that he doesn't want to do, which is unacceptable. There's no way he can keep up with the Rock, or Jericho, or Triple H, or Angle.
Kid Romeo - Okay, good one here. Lot of potential.
Ric Flair - How can they possibly book Flair against someone 25 years younger? Might be a good heel commissioner.
Scott Steiner - Bad back and bad attitude.
DDP - There is nothing redeeming about DDP. His push is one of the key reasons that WCW is where it is now. Under no circumstances should he be allowed in the WWF.
Kevin Nash - Let's see - a lazy, no-talent crybaby that will blatantly promote himself in front of anyone else on the roster. Pass.
Booker T - The WWF can make him into a main event superstar inside of three months. He doesn't need to carry Stevie Ray along too, does he?
Lance Storm - His weak point was charisma, which he has improved a lot in WCW. He's too good to pass up.
Lex Luger - Uh, no.
Buff Bagwell - He would be a good addition, but he's another whiner. Don't need too many of those.
Goldberg - He has always admitted that he never was a wrestling fan. He thought it was silly, two grown men in the underwear pretending to be mad at each other. Now that he's making several million dollars a year from it, he keeps his mouth shut. Goldberg is nowhere near as valuable as some others think. Since his debut four years ago, how much time has he spent recovering from injuries? Too much. He will also outright refuse to do something that he doesn't want to do, which is unacceptable. There's no way he can keep up with the Rock, or Jericho, or Triple H, or Angle.
03-18-01, 03:34 AM
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Originally posted by blackhawks70
RIC Flair you have got to be kidding me he needed to retire 15 yrs ago. Nash Goldberg, Booket T thats it
RIC Flair you have got to be kidding me he needed to retire 15 yrs ago. Nash Goldberg, Booket T thats it
03-18-01, 12:48 PM
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I pretty much agree with everything Zoomer said. Sting's about five years past when he should have retired because his heart hasn't been in it for about that long now. Falir would be a great commisioner (much better than Regal). Nash, DDP, Luger, Goldberg - never. DDP was only pushed because he lived next door to Bischoff. he would bring nothing to the WWF.
03-20-01, 04:14 AM
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Shane Helms
Kid Romeo
Jason Jett
Jung Dragons (to replace Kaientai)
Kanyon
Mike Sanders
Disqo
Smooth
Mike Modest
Shannon Moore
Evan Karagias
O'Haire + Palumbo
Shawn Stasiak + Stacy
Mark Jindrak
Kid Romeo
Jason Jett
Jung Dragons (to replace Kaientai)
Kanyon
Mike Sanders
Disqo
Smooth
Mike Modest
Shannon Moore
Evan Karagias
O'Haire + Palumbo
Shawn Stasiak + Stacy
Mark Jindrak
03-20-01, 08:25 AM
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Originally posted by HN
oh, and i wouldn't mind watching Miss Hancock prance around either
--HN
oh, and i wouldn't mind watching Miss Hancock prance around either
--HN
03-20-01, 09:03 PM
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Shawn O'Haire
Shannon Moore
Billy Kidman
Lance Storm
are among the young guys with lots of potential. This would be a good place for the WWF to start, because they can remake these guys how ever they want them.
Goldberg
Booker T
Sting
Scott Steiner
are among the vets that people would recognize at once and would probably make for some interesting feuds. Trouble is the WWF has lots of young talent now, but there is just not enough air time to go around with Austin and the Rock taking most of it up.
Most of the WCW vets like Hogan, Nash, and Luger are best left out of the WWF. They are all responsible for the fall of the WCW. Their refusal to ever lose a match fair and square was one of the big things that turned fans away from the WCW. They kept most of the young guys who could have saved the organization from ever getting the air time they needed.
And let me join in with hopes of seeing Miss Hancock's legs again on some wrestling program somewhere. I will take her legs over all the fake breasts in the WWF combined.
Shannon Moore
Billy Kidman
Lance Storm
are among the young guys with lots of potential. This would be a good place for the WWF to start, because they can remake these guys how ever they want them.
Goldberg
Booker T
Sting
Scott Steiner
are among the vets that people would recognize at once and would probably make for some interesting feuds. Trouble is the WWF has lots of young talent now, but there is just not enough air time to go around with Austin and the Rock taking most of it up.
Most of the WCW vets like Hogan, Nash, and Luger are best left out of the WWF. They are all responsible for the fall of the WCW. Their refusal to ever lose a match fair and square was one of the big things that turned fans away from the WCW. They kept most of the young guys who could have saved the organization from ever getting the air time they needed.
And let me join in with hopes of seeing Miss Hancock's legs again on some wrestling program somewhere. I will take her legs over all the fake breasts in the WWF combined.
03-22-01, 04:44 AM
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Bring in the cruisers and rejuvinate the light-heavyweight title belt. members (former and current) of team canada, 3 count, jung dragons, natural born thrillers, and the filthy animals would all be excellent additions to the roster. Kid Cash would be cool too.
