Thread: WrestleMania 8 could've been the greatest ppv ever
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Old 03-25-2007, 10:05 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by wwe2222
I think the actual WM8 is much better than what you are suggesting, alot of your matches on there are from outdated fueds it seems like.

though I think it is a shame that Hogan-Flair never main evented a wrestlemania
For all of Ric Flairs legacy in NWA and WCW, I wish his legacy in WWF had been a bit stronger. He had a great run, but it was very short and as you said didn't have the big Wrestlemania dream match of Hogan/Flair.

Personally, I wish Flair was around long enough to face Hogan at WM9. Yokozuna/Bret was pretty lame. They weren't making Bret look good and would do it again the next year anyways with Bret going over. And since Hogan walked out of WM9 with the belt, it would have been ideal for it to have been Hogan/Flair instead.

I say 9 instead of 8 because Flair/Savage was a great match, a great wrestlemania main event, and a great build and I wouldn't want that sacrificed for the other or vice versa.
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