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well that was always the case, you cannot have an alternative without something to differentiate yourself from in the first placeJungle Looch said:So Vince McMahon helped create AEW
did weever find out what happened with lana in Milwaukee?Jungle Looch said:And Milwaukee
And even that... let's be honest, he almost had no choice other than doing that.Grim said:I always find it hilarious tbh that everyone always thinks Vince saved wrestling when he quite honestly didn't. The nWo in WCW revived interest in wrestling, and then Cody Rhodes and company getting a Turner deal brought back a lot of lapsed fans to an alternative product, even if it isn't my cup of tea. Vince never did a fucking thing outside of being just smart enough to have Austin be the face of the company in 1998.
When was this though?Jeff Valley Driver said:did weever find out what happened with lana in Milwaukee?
AEW is the house that AJ Styles builtCock Lesnar said:It started with AJ to WWE
it was during the Rusev Day saga when Opera guy turned on Rusev and implied he fucked Lana#RicSolarFlair said:When was this though?
The WWE narrative that Vince was desperate is probably true but like, WCW's mismanagement with Austin gave him to Vince on a golden platter. The Attitude Era was huge for wrestling but on re-watches it is almost unambiguously awful.Jungle Looch said:And even that... let's be honest, he almost had no choice other than doing that.
^^ I remember this thoughJeff Valley Driver said:and kept saying that one night in Milwaukee. I dont think it went anywhere tho lol
When did ever happen anything in MilwaukeeJeff Valley Driver said:and kept saying that one night in Milwaukee. I dont think it went anywhere tho lol
got austin and hogan on platters huh. guess sometimes lightning strikes twiceGrim said:The WWE narrative that Vince was desperate is probably true but like, WCW's mismanagement with Austin gave him to Vince on a golden platter. The Attitude Era was huge for wrestling but on re-watches it is almost unambiguously awful.