Should WWE sign Buff Bagwell?

[JPTunis]

I don't understand all the bashing? Buff was GREAT! Very charismatic, got over good as a heel AND a face. You can give the nWo credit all you want for his heel success but he was on his own as a face. He was a perfectly decent performer in both tag and singles action and could definitely succeed in the WWE. SHOULD they sign him? We all know they wont but it would be fun!

 

[image1986]

Wow geez buff bagwell wouldn't be the worse choice to bring to wwe. I disargee that he wasn't popular because he did at one time in wcw with his face turn but nothing special. I think if buff has improved in ability give him a shot he might be a better choice than kennedy the "man of a 100 injuries". In addition the main thing he has going 4 him is charisma and if gets over then he may be able to make a comeback

 

[THE Madcap]

dear god no. There would be little upside to him rejoining the WWE. He'd have a couple on years left in him, would job to all and sundry, would do nothing for the ratings, sell no more PPVs, no more tickets and would sell zero merchandise. I would even go as far to say he would singlehandedly rename the phrase "X-Pac heat" to "Bagwell heat". He had his chance back in 2001 and almost single handedly ruined the comeback of wCw and honestly, I think he's just looking for a final paycheck. I can't even see him doing anything positive for TNA.

 

[GSM]

Sould the WWE sign Buff Bagwell ?

Answer : NO !

Why should they spend their money on a guy that has literally nothing to give, good matches ? I doubt that. Good promos ? Don´t think he had much before. Could he pass on some of his experience to the younger guys ? Sure he could , like not to behave backstage.

In my opinion the WWE would only waste their money by signing Bagwell.

 

[gd]

When I first opened this I wondered if it was actually a serious thread. Buff Bagwell was a shitty wrestler in WCW a while ago, how would he make it in the WWE at nearly 40 years old when he hasn't done anything in his career anyway? Just because TNA may have been thinking about signing him, WWE doesn't have to stoop that low.