Your favorite underrated superstars?
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Your favorite short lived superstars?
You can still like Trent I'm not saying you shouldn't. I just fellt like pointing out that Trent is still active, just not in the WWE.
Also Cactus Jack is not a short term wrestler. Mick Foley was active for nearly 20 years under all his characters.
arianna said:
You can still like Trent I'm not saying you shouldn't. I just fellt like pointing out that Trent is still active, just not in the WWE.
Also Cactus Jack is not a short term wrestler. Mick Foley was active for nearly 20 years under all his characters.
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Your favorite short lived superstars?
I loved that he wasn't a typical heel when he showed up. He was just a guy from the Middle East who wanted to break down stereotypes about his people after 9/11. Obviously he was still treated like shit by the fans which to me was hilarious and sad at the same time. It was a great job by WWE of holding up a mirror for the fans to look at themselves in, and i hope they were ashamed.
eventually of course he became an over the top terrorist type gimmick, which would have been awesome but ofc UPN is Blue and still ran the episode of SD in the UK that had him attacking the Undertaker the same day as those terrorist attacks there... BRILLIANT. I still think they could have salvaged it without completely pulling the plug.
I'm sure his star would have dimmed by now, but he could still be a midcard staple as a heel. On a roster with so much blandness he would really stick out
I loved that he wasn't a typical heel when he showed up. He was just a guy from the Middle East who wanted to break down stereotypes about his people after 9/11. Obviously he was still treated like shit by the fans which to me was hilarious and sad at the same time. It was a great job by WWE of holding up a mirror for the fans to look at themselves in, and i hope they were ashamed.
eventually of course he became an over the top terrorist type gimmick, which would have been awesome but ofc UPN is Blue and still ran the episode of SD in the UK that had him attacking the Undertaker the same day as those terrorist attacks there... BRILLIANT. I still think they could have salvaged it without completely pulling the plug.
I'm sure his star would have dimmed by now, but he could still be a midcard staple as a heel. On a roster with so much blandness he would really stick out
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RE: Your favorite short lived superstars?
Ha, totally forgot about him. Yea, he was an ass, good heel. Who was the guy he came in with first? I know he had a tag partner...also, didn't hassan bring khali in?
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Ha, totally forgot about him. Yea, he was an ass, good heel. Who was the guy he came in with first? I know he had a tag partner...also, didn't hassan bring khali in?
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Your favorite short lived superstars?
Finlay had a short lived career? He wrestled in the E for 5 years how was that short plus he was wrestling about 30 years before that. I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Brock's initial run yet, he was what 2 years into his career? I know he held a lot of title but if Finlay breaks one criteria Brock smashed that one IMO.
Finlay had a short lived career? He wrestled in the E for 5 years how was that short plus he was wrestling about 30 years before that. I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Brock's initial run yet, he was what 2 years into his career? I know he held a lot of title but if Finlay breaks one criteria Brock smashed that one IMO.
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Your favorite short lived superstars?
Daivari was his manager, and no he had no affiliation w/ Khali to my knowledge.
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Daivari was his manager, and no he had no affiliation w/ Khali to my knowledge.
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RE: Your favorite short lived superstars?
True, but did Finlay win any major titles? Serious question, because I wouldn't remember. Brock was short lived, but like I said, I stated guys who did NOT win major titles and did NOT come back into the WWE ring again. Brock did both.
Also yes, daivari is the one I was thinking about.
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True, but did Finlay win any major titles? Serious question, because I wouldn't remember. Brock was short lived, but like I said, I stated guys who did NOT win major titles and did NOT come back into the WWE ring again. Brock did both.
Also yes, daivari is the one I was thinking about.
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RE: Your favorite short lived superstars?
He was US Champ in 05, he isn't shortlived lol. Underrated absolutely, I'll throw Regal in there as well. He never won a major title and hasn't returned to the ring.
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He was US Champ in 05, he isn't shortlived lol. Underrated absolutely, I'll throw Regal in there as well. He never won a major title and hasn't returned to the ring.
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