Last thread has well over 10,000 replies. Its body is breaking down like The Undertaker's. Seeing as we might have crossed the threshold into a new era in the business, here's a fresh new thread.
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
I have much more faith in Heyman, but Bischoff might not be too bad given the proper tools.
He has killed 2 companies....maybe he can change though if they keep Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan far the fuck away.
I think Heyman can do a great job if Vince leaves him the fuck alone. We know that's not going to happen though. :-)
Sort of surprised it isn't the other way around though. I think Heyman would have a better chance of writing and producing a more 'sports' oriented show than Eric. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
I have much more faith in Heyman, but Bischoff might not be too bad given the proper tools.
It all depends on if either of them are given any autonomy. Heyman got some during the Smackdown 6 period and it was glorious. But I don't see Vince giving up the death grip quite yet. They already have a really good roster but the writing/Vince doesn't let anyone become a star. It's all 50/50 booking and putting Shane over. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
He has killed 2 companies....maybe he can change though if they keep Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan far the fuck away.
I think Heyman can do a great job if Vince leaves him the fuck alone. We know that's not going to happen though. :-)
Sort of surprised it isn't the other way around though. I think Heyman would have a better chance of writing and producing a more 'sports' oriented show than Eric.
He also transformed WCW into the powerhouse it was in the late 1990s in the first place with acts like the NWO and Goldberg. The guy has good ideas. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
He also transformed WCW into the powerhouse it was in the late 1990s in the first place with acts like the NWO and Goldberg. The guy has good ideas.
That he promptly drove into the ground and killed. Went to TNA years later and drove that company into the ground, too.
Great ideas like having Mic Foley fight a cardboard cutout, or letting Steve Austin walk right out the door.
I think he was a great mind for wrestling at one point, but that one point of time has came and gone. [Reply]
I'd have tried to get Cornette for Smackdown. That dude would probably turn it into a massive success out of pure spite for most of AEWs top brass. [Reply]
