Thread: RIP Brian Pillman - Ten Years Later
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Old 10-08-2007, 10:39 AM   #58
Hanso Amore
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I just dont see it. While a bigger name in WCW, he was never a top guy. He was around for years, and a hard worker, had some nice moments, but that is it. He was on the Val Venis Level. Solid.

His horseman run did nada for the group, they were crap with him, after and they never really got running ever again. he created stirs with the Loose Cannon, but he was just bringing a bigger name to what ECW had already been doing. His WWF run may be remembered by you, but overall, it was nothing.
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