Thread: Fixing the WWF in 2002
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Old 05-18-2016, 08:43 PM   #39
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Interesting thoughts on Jericho. I certainly sensed his popularity when I first started watching. I think he may have needed a few presentation tweaks (which he would eventually make in 2008) to make him look less mid-card, but he was about to get there.

Listening to another SCG Radio I heard the idea floated for Chris Jericho to be the guy ultimately revealed to be behind Stone Cold Steve Austin's hit and run. To be honest, that would have been a great way to evolve Jericho into 2001 and beyond. It was in Austin's absence that Jericho was able to climb and arguably become the second most popular guy in the company -- Austin's absence allowed that.
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