Old school mid carders that would be main event now?

[Reggie]

Rick Rude would be the biggest heel in the company if he was in his prime in this current era.

 

[Ace Money]

JYD was considered a mid-carder?

 

[DaylitoJames]

Billy Gunn
Steve Blackman
Crash Holly... a "300 pound champion" gimmick would have been on Mikey Whipwreck levels of crazyness... that's my 24/7 Champion

 

[krackdagawd]

Rick Rude would be the biggest heel in the company if he was in his prime in this current era.

GOAT wrestler physique

Him coming out with his opponent(or their bytch) on his pants would go over big in our era.

 

[R=G]

Razor Ramon was more over than Bret, Undertaker, and Michaels heading into 1996(Royal Rumble 96)...one of the dumbest moves in hiistory was not pushing him as the VERY top guy. Fans loved that guy and his aura....


Rick Rude is THAT nygga..he was gully as fukk. Always has been...always will be. Him letting motherfukkers know that their wives came to see him and the camera man showing the women getting their cameras out for the situation was ETHER before ETHER was mainstream.

 

[SanfordMan75]

Mr. Perfect

its ridiculous dat Mr. Perfect neva got da WWF title

 

[SanfordMan75]

Mr. Perfect
Scott Hall(when he wuz Razor Ramon)
Owen Hart
Rick Rude(gave birth to swag in da WWF)
Junkyard Dog

all these guyz shouldve held da world title!

 

[Kimo_bud]

Lol at bob holly, jyd, and Jeff jarrett

 

[GiantGonzalez]

jake the snake
eartqueake

 

[Reggie]

British Bulldog would get a good push too with his physique and if I remember correctly he was much better than a Ryback in the ring and on the mic.

 

[TrueEpic08]

its ridiculous dat Mr. Perfect neva got da WWF title

He had the talent, but when he was put against Hogan during house shows in the late 1980s, they bombed tremendously. Apparently, people either didn't buy him against Hogan or didn't want to see him against Hogan, so he never really got to the WWF Title level.

Had he been able to wrestle until 1994-1995, I believe that he might have gotten a shot at carrying the belt, as a transitional champion at the very least. He'd certainly be a multi-time world champ in this era.

British Bulldog would get a good push too with his physique and if I remember correctly he was much better than a Ryback in the ring and on the mic.

Not if he had the same drug problems he had in the 1990s. But people forget how impressive Davey Boy really was, the guy was good. I remember kinda wanting Davey to beat Shawn Michaels when they feuded in 1996.

 

[SanfordMan75]

He had the talent, but when he was put against Hogan during house shows in the late 1980s, they bombed tremendously. Apparently, people either didn't buy him against Hogan or didn't want to see him against Hogan, so he never really got to the WWF Title level.

Had he been able to wrestle until 1994-1995, I believe that he might have gotten a shot at carrying the belt, as a transitional champion at the very least. He'd certainly be a multi-time world champ in this era.



Not if he had the same drug problems he had in the 1990s. But people forget how impressive Davey Boy really was, the guy was good. I remember kinda wanting Davey to beat Shawn Michaels when they feuded in 1996.

i see wat ya mean my brotha

 

[The Great One]

Lol at bob holly, jyd, and Jeff jarrett

I was just explaining what a mid-card wrestler was, not saying Double J would be main event now.

 

[DocZulu]

I have to agree with that. The WWE lacks the imagination and the savvy to create a Kane (and Undertaker). Hell, they don't make any characters anymore, they merely present names and racial caricatures.

Haku might crack the main event as long as they didn't turn him into a comedy act.

No to all of the above.

Monty Brown was horrible in the ring. The Pounce was only over in the Gympact Zone, breh. No one misses Monty Brown.

I'm a Lance Storm fan, but he wouldn't be a main eventer today either. He was top notch in the ring, but his charisma was lacking terribly. There are guys who are more charismatic than him stuck in the mid-card right now.

Bob Holly

1996 Kane's gimmick wouldn't work today...especially without a Paul Bearer to put him over.

I'll give you Scott Hall, Owen Hart and William Regal. I was hesitant about Regal, but I think he could get over today.

 

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Chaz
Danny Basham
Gymni #1
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