Hitman Takes a Shot at WWE Creative

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Don't see how that is unfortunate. That's money, friend

What Vince eats don't make me shyt.
It's unfortunate cause a lot of the shyt isn't that great.

If it wasn't for Naomi, I'd hate Clay, but since she's there I look at him like :myman:
 

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Touting Tyson Kidd as this great bastion of untapped potential doesn't exactly scream "unbiased" to me.

If he said Daniel Bryan should be perpetually in the main event picture, I might get on board
I gotta know, gimmicks and stannery aside, what is your honest opinion of Bret Hart?
 

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Yea, he might have went over board with the "probably the best in the world shyt" :russ: but that would be expected because he is family, but he's right...Tyson Kidd has tons of potential and can actually work in the ring, but he's been overlooked pretty much the whole time he's been in WWE.

That's fine, but I still say Bret is just sucking up to these guys. He's always gonna have that woe is me attitude, and since he can't wrestle he does it vicariously through "underutilized" talents.

If Tyson Kidd was that good, he would have gotten himself over by now, and it's that simple.


I gotta know, gimmicks and stannery aside, what is your honest opinion of Bret Hart?

Very good wrestler


What Vince eats don't make me shyt.
It's unfortunate cause a lot of the shyt isn't that great.

If it wasn't for Naomi, I'd hate Clay, but since she's there I look at him like :myman:

don't get me wrong I'm not a big fan of his work at the moment
 
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That's fine, but I still say Bret is just sucking up to these guys. He's always gonna have that woe is me attitude, and since he can't wrestle he does it vicariously through "underutilized" talents.

If Tyson Kidd was that good, he would have gotten himself over by now, and it's that simple.
Don't agree but i respect your opinion

just look at the workhorses Eddie,Benoit,Rey,Jericho in WCW when they were having the best matches on every Nitro but were never utilized to their full potential, it's not easy.
 

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Don't agree but i respect your opinion

just look at the workhorses Eddie,Benoit,Rey,Jericho in WCW when they were having the best matches on every Nitro but were never utilized to their full potential, it's not easy.

I don't see how they could go any higher with those guys; they all enjoyed upper midcard success in WCW. Benoit even won the world title.

WCW main event talent depth at the time was just unfukkwithable. Hogan, Sting, Flair, Savage, Hall, Nash, Giant, etc. etc. and that's just 96-97.

All those guys you listed got plenty of TV time in WCW; if anything they were utilized perfectly. And it's not like any of them main evented right out of the gate when they jumped ship. They had to pay their dues in WWE as well. On top of that, every single one of those guys were far better than virtually all of the midcarders today.
 

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That's fine, but I still say Bret is just sucking up to these guys. He's always gonna have that woe is me attitude, and since he can't wrestle he does it vicariously through "underutilized" talents.

If Tyson Kidd was that good, he would have gotten himself over by now, and it's that simple.

For some reason, Zack Ryder came to mind.
 

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For some reason Bret's statement seems like a dire attempt to get Tyson Kidd over, and he just threw Brodus' name out there so he didn't come off biased. Tyson can go in the ring, but someone needs to speak on the current irrelevance of Cody Rhodes when he seem liked he was next in line to carry at least the WHC

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For some reason, Zack Ryder came to mind.

I've ranted about how his gimmick is terrible before, don't wanna get into that one right now breh


For some reason Bret's statement seems like a dire attempt to get Tyson Kidd over, and he just threw Brodus' name out there so he didn't come off biased. Tyson can go in the ring, but someone needs to speak on the current irrelevance of Cody Rhodes when he seem liked he was next in line to carry at least the WHC

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Brets probably biased against Dusty, a lot of old timers are

I think you hit the nail on the head though
 
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I don't see how they could go any higher with those guys; they all enjoyed upper midcard success in WCW. Benoit even won the world title.

WCW main event talent depth at the time was just unfukkwithable. Hogan, Sting, Flair, Savage, Hall, Nash, Giant, etc. etc. and that's just 96-97.

All those guys you listed got plenty of TV time in WCW; if anything they were utilized perfectly. And it's not like any of them main evented right out of the gate when they jumped ship. They had to pay their dues in WWE as well. On top of that, every single one of those guys were far better than virtually all of the midcarders today.

You make valid points... but...


If what you are saying is true, WCW would have never went out of business :comeon:

fact is almost all of WCW's main event talent were past their prime by that point, and they never elevated any new stars except Goldberg. None of the old heads wanted to get out of the way to make way for new stars because of ego which is why WCW ultimately died.
 

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The first post in this thread would have been :dj2:

especially if it was about one of these ex-writers who all think their ideas' proverbial shyt didn't stink. News sites on their dikks like they're 1998 Russo and Ferrara. There's more of them still in Stamford, no doubt waiting to be fired. Way too many cooks in the kitchen, I'll hand the anti-Creative argument that.


If what you are saying is true, WCW would have never went out of business :comeon:

fact is almost all of WCW's main event talent were past their prime by that point, and they never elevated any new stars except Goldberg. None of the old heads wanted to get out of the way to make way for new stars because of ego which is why WCW ultimately died.


Would you want to get out of the way if you were making that kind of money? They're independent contractors, doggy
 
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None of the old heads wanted to get out of the way to make way for new stars because of ego which is why WCW ultimately died.


True.


Had they moved the Eddie's, Mysterio's, Be**it's and Jericho's of the world along accordingly while using the quite loaded star power they had to elevate them we could possibly be seeing Bischoff look like a grey haired Simon Cowell every monday night right now.


:pacspit: at Saturn because I feel he more or less stole Taz's moveset in WCW. That's just me tho





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