Thread: Do you still consider Jeff Hardy a "WWE guy"
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Old 07-21-2014, 03:46 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Rollermacka View Post
Well, Rude did have a lot of success outside of the WWE (including world title runs in both WCCW and WCW) but I see your point. So thinking about it in that sense, (hypothetically) if AJ Styles went to WWE and had another 10 years with the company...... would he be a WWE guy or a TNA guy?
If he had enough success at the WWE level he would be a WWE guy. its not about the time, its about the profile.

He would go to the WWE and be a jobber/midcarder and we would still think of him as a TNA guy. If he blew up like Bryan and headlined wrestlemania he would be a wwe guy.

If Daniel bryan went the Ziggler route and never made it out of the mid card, I think people would still consider him a ROH guy.
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