There's long been talk of O'Haire being one of the most notable "what could have beens". But what hasn't been been talked about is the little-known rumour that Chris Jericho rarely returns home off the strength of this one vignette. Powerful promos
Sean O'Haire's influence on wrestling
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There's long been talk of O'Haire being one of the most notable "what could have beens". But what hasn't been been talked about is the little-known rumour that Chris Jericho rarely returns home off the strength of this one vignette. Powerful promos
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
Always loved this gimmick. Breh really lived it though 
Dropped gems 
OGBIGBOY187
Superstar
I remember when they started his promo runs. it felt fresh but Cokeboy wasted him. He would be one of the top guys today in any federation today if we being real
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
a lot of people from that era seem like they got wasted to a degree. he was also a big man doing moves that wernet normal so Vince, etc probably saw that as a flaw more than a strength. he was definitley ahead of his time.
Lurk Angle
All Star
Jim Cornette
The Cult of Meat with Extra Cheese...
fukk that ugly cac
Drunk piece of shyt
And he was a trash roided up generic ass wrestler
Drunk piece of shyt
And he was a trash roided up generic ass wrestler
Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
He should have been where Batista went
Peter Parker
Superstar
fukk no but he was cool as Pipers bodyguard
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
I forgot dude ended himself. 
Womb Raider
sigh….*unzips pants*
He’s one of those guys that coke boy wasted, dude came in with an interesting gimmick and they did jack shyt with it
sucks he ended himself but I’ll do right by him in 2k19 with a nice intercontinental championship reign
sucks he ended himself but I’ll do right by him in 2k19 with a nice intercontinental championship reign
supertrekker
Superstar
He was Tommy Magee.
Wasnt Piper his manager?
Peter Parker
Superstar
In WCW he was the most generic dude in tights with Chuck Palumbo ever. Neither had any charisma. Bad on the mic. Ohaire at least could rely on a flashy offense. He had no look, and no gimmick.
That continued into WWF (until they laced him with the Commit Sin character), and I'll sum it up by saying this. He had Brian Cage syndrome. And in one of his debut matches he does a backflip over Bradshaw from the turnbuckle, then Bradshaw smokes him. It just looks ridiculous coming from a 6'5 guy. He had the moveset to be a more power guy, and he used some power moves, but doing backflips, and swantons is just too much high flying and makes it look so fake.
He was ahead of the time, and in today's era would be huge. Should be considered a pioneer for high flying big men.. But back then it was ridiculous. If he was good on the mic he could have survived... He just couldn't get over with people.