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If Triple H doesn't tear his quad in 2001, the whole invasion angle is drastically changed, right? We wait another year and there would be the big WCW stars. How would that have changed things in your opinion, better Invasion angle, less McMahon possibly? Or was Shane being the "owner" a killer before it got set? Could Sting have come in then? (I remember watching a video from I think 2004 or sometime around there where Sting said no to the WWE because of how The Rock greeted Booker T with a "Who in the blue hell are you?")

Thoughts on Foley as the Commissioner in 2000.
 
If Triple H doesn't tear his quad in 2001, the whole invasion angle is drastically changed, right? We wait another year and there would be the big WCW stars. How would that have changed things in your opinion, better Invasion angle, less McMahon possibly? Or was Shane being the "owner" a killer before it got set? Could Sting have come in then? (I remember watching a video from I think 2004 or sometime around there where Sting said no to the WWE because of how The Rock greeted Booker T with a "Who in the blue hell are you?")

Thoughts on Foley as the Commissioner in 2000.

Foley was great as Commissioner. he was the perfect choice as he was still relevant and everyone knew he could still fight if needed. He was still a big name and he didn't have to be in the ring and lose more of his health.

As for HHH, yeah I think so. It's pretty clear they were setting up HHH vs. Austin at probably Summerslam but that got all messed up. I've heard they were setting up HHH as the first Undisputed Champion but he wasn't back in time so they gave it to Jericho to keep warm. I'm not sure if that means they were always going to unify the titles then or not but it implies it at least. I think the Invasion would have started but they would have been able to hold off on it a bit longer.
 
KB...between the two companies, TNA and WWE, who do you think had the better year in terms of the Women's department and which one do you think is actually making better strides in terms of trying to better itself? Do you see any chance of either of them redeeming themselves to the point of the "attitude" era that everyone came to know and love of the Trish/Lita/Ivory/Molly Holly days at all even with the stricter television ratings going on now especially on WWE end?
 
I thought it was great and one of the top 5 manias but after seeing some of the reviews online including CSR, many think it's in the middle of the pack.

Better entrance: Austin at WM 17 or HBK at WM 12?

I have an issue with people saying that a show has gotten worse merely months later. A show can age badly but not this far afterwards. It was a two match show and the matches worked. What more can you ask for?

KB...between the two companies, TNA and WWE, who do you think had the better year in terms of the Women's department and which one do you think is actually making better strides in terms of trying to better itself? Do you see any chance of either of them redeeming themselves to the point of the "attitude" era that everyone came to know and love of the Trish/Lita/Ivory/Molly Holly days at all even with the stricter television ratings going on now especially on WWE end?

As for who had the better year it's WWE by a mile. The Knockouts division has had a grand total of one, count it one (Angelina over Madison at the Whole F'N Show) clean one on one title change since January. The belt has changed hands by the champion not getting pinned, through people selecting a box and through people laying down. In WWE they've unified the belts, you have a dominant heel champion (tandem) in Laycool and there are new girls coming up in the division. It's bad, but it's bearable. The Knockouts are just atrocious at this point.

As for rising up to the attitude era again, no way. Trish and Lita were lightning in a bottle more or less with the ridiculous chemistry they had. Granted it helped that they had great sex appeal too with both being ridiculous ****s at times too. I can't picture it at all.

Do you truly believe Triple H is wrestler of this past decade?

Not really. I'd put Cena over him actually.
 
Cena got big in 2005, Triple H had a very successful decade since 2000. Cena's five years are better then Triple H's 10 years on top?
 
Better surprise comeback Y2J in 2007 or Edge at 2010 royal rumble?
Minus the fact that most people knew it was Y2J anyways.
Why?
 
Cena got big in 2005, Triple H had a very successful decade since 2000. Cena's five years are better then Triple H's 10 years on top?

I'd actually agree with KB and say Cena. Triple H put on shitty matches and essentially had his own show from what, middle of 2002 until the end of 2004? Sure from 2000 and 2001 (until the injury) Triple H was great, but Cena did more in his 8 years (since his debut). At least I'd say he has.
 
Cena got big in 2005, Triple H had a very successful decade since 2000. Cena's five years are better then Triple H's 10 years on top?

Given how absolutely awful 2003 was and how HHH was twice out for about eight months at a time and how horrid HHH was in 2002 and how his AWFUL Orton feud last year went, yeah I would. Tell me, what is the last above good HHH match you can think of?

Better surprise comeback Y2J in 2007 or Edge at 2010 royal rumble?
Minus the fact that most people knew it was Y2J anyways.
Why?

Edge by far. Because everyone knew it was Y2J. That was everyone's problem with it and it's right.
 

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