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Pre-Show Stalwart
I think that Sting's actual heel run in the Fall of '99 fell flat because he was still being cheered, and this guy would've been fully accepted as a role player for Wolfpac Elite as a heel because Sting was never really a standalone big money draw on his own. He needed Ric Flair or the New World Order (especially Hollywood Hogan and Kevin Nash) to make himself look good against them, whether it was the NWA for Flair or WCW for the nWo via Hogan.
An nWo Wolfpac Elite faction composed of Hollywood Hogan, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Lex Luger, Buff Bagwell plus Sting would have made Sting a believable heel. In fact, it would've aided Sting's viability to working as a heel, plus him and Luger could still team up and beat up people with baseball bats just like how they did in the Fall of '99, only months earlier in early '99. Goldberg, Diamond Dallas Page and Booker T were WCW's fresh faces to build around as future main eventers, while Konnan was a role player. I think Buff would make more sense with the Wolfpac because his Buff Daddy routine act works better with the Wolfpac. And from a personal standpoint, I think Sting would've been fine with letting the red hot guys (better than Sting himself) go over and accept being a heel.
Anyways, if the Wolfpac Elite had the Tag Team Championships using the Freebirds rule, Sting could defend the titles with either Luger, Steiner and/or Hall. I think Hogan was the WCW World Heavyweight Champion in order to make the nWo reunion angle work, and Nash would've been limited to the WCW United States Championship at best since both Hogan and Nash would be heels together again, it wouldn't make sense for Nash to go after the WCW World Heavyweight Championship Belt as nWo Elite members.
Here's the projected roles for each member of nWo Elite:
1) Hogan: Main Eventer
2) Nash: Main Eventer
3) Steiner: Upper Midcard
4) Sting: Upper Midcard
5) Luger: Upper Midcard
6) Hall: Upper Midcard
7) Bagwell: Midcard
An nWo Wolfpac Elite faction composed of Hollywood Hogan, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Lex Luger, Buff Bagwell plus Sting would have made Sting a believable heel. In fact, it would've aided Sting's viability to working as a heel, plus him and Luger could still team up and beat up people with baseball bats just like how they did in the Fall of '99, only months earlier in early '99. Goldberg, Diamond Dallas Page and Booker T were WCW's fresh faces to build around as future main eventers, while Konnan was a role player. I think Buff would make more sense with the Wolfpac because his Buff Daddy routine act works better with the Wolfpac. And from a personal standpoint, I think Sting would've been fine with letting the red hot guys (better than Sting himself) go over and accept being a heel.
Anyways, if the Wolfpac Elite had the Tag Team Championships using the Freebirds rule, Sting could defend the titles with either Luger, Steiner and/or Hall. I think Hogan was the WCW World Heavyweight Champion in order to make the nWo reunion angle work, and Nash would've been limited to the WCW United States Championship at best since both Hogan and Nash would be heels together again, it wouldn't make sense for Nash to go after the WCW World Heavyweight Championship Belt as nWo Elite members.
Here's the projected roles for each member of nWo Elite:
1) Hogan: Main Eventer
2) Nash: Main Eventer
3) Steiner: Upper Midcard
4) Sting: Upper Midcard
5) Luger: Upper Midcard
6) Hall: Upper Midcard
7) Bagwell: Midcard