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At that point he probably would have to be honest, he was so involved in taking Vince out he was apparently driven insane when WWF caught up.
And I agree that in terms of a "run", the Pillman/Benoit Horsemen wasn't a big deal in the landscape of things. By no means were they the most successful incarnation of the Horsemen, but I remember many a time, like Starrcade 95, when Flair got the belt, and thinking this was as exciting and interesting a version of the Horsemen I'd seen. To me they were the coolest, though not the most successful.
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