If Nash never left WWF/E in 1996 there would have been no need for a Stone Cold character. Agree?
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Yeah, but Nash was just swag. He really wasn't a good worker. Austin had the charisma and could actually work a credible match.
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Nash should've been the million dollar man equivalent of the 90's
cool as hell, but as a worker
cool as hell, but as a worker
Austin was a phenom waiting to happen. His stuff in ECW showed that. He would've popped no matter who was there.
If there was no Stone Cold, there would have been no Rock when he started to come into his own after the Nation. Sure Rock would've been a Champion, but his persona played off of Stone Cold; Redneck vs. Corporate Champion.
Not sure what are you implying but if it's to say that Nash failed in WCW then that could not be further from the truth.
In fact you can realistically argue that Nash belongs in Top 10 DOA on the basis of his WCW run.
He was super over. U could not get more over than Nash. Gotta be wwe who is rewriting history.
I've always said Diesel's last run in the WWF after he lost the title is crazy underrated and is proto-Attitude era.
He was never gonna be Stone Cold. Austin's charisma was on another level but there are a lot of similarities between the Diesel tweener character and Austin in 96 and 97.
He would've fit perfectly in the attitude era
He was never gonna be Stone Cold. Austin's charisma was on another level but there are a lot of similarities between the Diesel tweener character and Austin in 96 and 97.
He would've fit perfectly in the attitude era
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What's that argument?
He wasn't hotter than Razor..Razor was the one they fukked up with...listen to his reaction at Rumble 96 compared to everyone.
Not really..the fans cheered for the Rock at Summerslam because he was the best in the company at the time. The Corporate Champion stuff was just prolonging a guaranteed face turn.
