Thread: Who is your favorite authority figure in wrestling?
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Old 03-06-2007, 10:32 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla
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Joke or not, I liked his debut in the role. He sold his soul to Bischoff, and then he came out and did the fair thing, which pissed off Bischoff. That would have made a great war between authority figures.

Anyway, my favourite would have to be tweener Eric Bischoff, back when he was leaning towards being a face. He didn't all of a sudden start hating Coachman (who was playing his close confidante in storylines), but they remained friends. He continued to be more fair and less of a push-over for the heels to get their way. It was a nice change from Evil Eric. Although, I do miss me some Evil Eric these days.

William Regal and Mick Foley during the Commissioner days were awesome. Mick Foley should be made Commissioner again. Have the General Managers be directly in charge of the show, but then there's the Commissioner (Mick Foley) hovering around them, kind of like an interpromotional General Manager. and then Vince McMahon with his Executive Assistant stooge, Jonathan Coachman shows up. Sometimes Vince won't even need to, he can just have Coach say "Mr McMahon didn't want to show his face in this stinking town, so he sent me to deliver this message,"

Might get a little confusing, though. Meh, it would still be fun. Two of the brands don't even have a General Manager, so Foley can just fill those roles as Commissioner, and appear on SmackDown! as Commissioner, while Teddy is still General Manager.

Tie-less Vince McMahon was really cool. When I was a mark, I actually used to be a big fan of the guy. When he got the tie, started exaggerating his strut and acting/legitimately going crazy, he got boring.
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