You didn't like it?How many stars did that match get? 5?
An immediate end wouldn't have worked, but Sting shouldn't have been so utterly screwed. Starrcade 98 was an almost joke, I never considered ordering it. How hard would it be to build these matches (especially as the Sting angle took 15 difficult months).NWO should have ended here or soon after with sting dismantling each of them until someone went over eventually and carried the torch until Goldberg.
Poor bastard hits the main roster as his fiancé is on the other brand being smashed by Braun. Then he gets to spend time with her on the road and welll it’s...
And even if he does then it's gonna look tiny on his frame till Alexa grabs ahold and swears her hand shrunkBraun doesn't look like he has a huge peen to me.
It's no Adam Cole Baybay
but we wouldn’t have all time great entrances like thisGoldberg ending NWO also would have worked. But that stable should have died long before it did
Are you spying on me???The poll is up.
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Oh, you mean the poll for the thread.
Per Bischoff’s book Hogan was pissed that he was out of shape so he used his creative control to change the finish.
“Hogan, on the other hand, felt that Sting hadn’t really committed, or he would have shown up in better shape. Therefore, he wasn’t that eager to have the match finish the way Sting wanted it to finish.
The way a wrestler wins or loses can be as important as the result. Losing a match on a disqualification, for example, is viewed far differently than losing on a submission. It’s not just a matter of ego. It has
“implications for future storylines and the characters involved.
Of course, Hogan had creative control over the outcome of his matches. So I was caught in the middle.
We came up with a finish that mimicked what had happened to Bret Hart in Montreal. Sting would lose, or seem to lose, on a quick count by referee Nick Patrick. Bret Hart would rush in, shouting something along the lines of, “I’m not going to let this happen again.” He’d toss the crooked ref from the ring and set up Sting to flatten Hogan with a scorpion deathlock. It wasn’t the finish Sting wanted, because it wasn’t clean, but it seemed like a decent compromise between two powerful pieces of talent”
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Eric Bischoff
https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/eric-bischoff/id381504935?mt=11
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In hindsight, he doesn't look that great especially considering he had over a year to prepare for this one match
Still should've got the clean win though
It doesn’t work for me, brother.
Accurate. Still should have done business though. This was the beginning of the end for wcw on the creative side. Very few storylines that had conclusive endings or followed the face/heel booking formula that makes a product successful after this.
An immediate end wouldn't have worked, but Sting shouldn't have been so utterly screwed. Starrcade 98 was an almost joke, I never considered ordering it. How hard would it be to build these matches (especially as the Sting angle took 15 difficult months).
WCW WHC Goldberg vs Flair
Hogan vs Hart
Sting vs Warrior
Nash vs Hall
Or almost any combination including DDP, Jericho, Rey, Eddie, Benoit. Certainly the Wolf Pack split and reformation made no sense.
You didn't like it?