@IVPvideos When I go back to the Hogan/Flair heel/face swap I refer back to this angle and how much heat it got and how they could screw it up??? Turning both men for no reason whatsoever???? Then I remember it was WCW doing WCW things!!!
@IANdrewDiceClay When I go back to the Hogan/Flair heel/face swap I refer back to this angle and how much heat it got and how they could screw it up. Turning both men for no reason whatsoever???? Then I remember it was WCW doing WCW things!!!
@Tbjugg00 I think if it didn’t take place in Texas where he was considered a folk hero then it might’ve landed better. Not to mention, this came a week after the WCW sale. That created a lot of buzz for a potential promotional war storyline. Another reason why fans didn’t care.
@FadeAwayMedia Don’t recall Jey stabbing Cody in the back? They might’ve had their differences since then on tv with Jey’s return to the bloodline but the initial act of Jey turning on Cody hasnt happened yet.
@tgqchairman@TripleH Gauntlet match instead. Hell in a Cell is designed for personal rivalries and this doesn’t meet that criteria IMO. Scramble isn’t a bad idea but there’s too many guys for that concept. If they pull Cody/Orton and let them settle their issues on their own then cool, have at it!!
@baseballchickie I’ll die on this hill, if Bobby never made it big as a manager and kept wrestling, I truly believe he’d be in the discussion for GOAT with names like Austin, Flair, Hogan, etc. He was just that good…..great actually, he was great!!!