Thread: Feuds that should have happened, but didn't.
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Old 03-17-2011, 04:48 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Jeritron View Post
I really wanted Taz to be revealed as the one who ran Austin over.

I thought it fit him perfectly, and coincided with his debut. His vignettes started running the same time Austin was hit. It would have made sense that an incoming Taz would want to take out Austin to clear the way.
But by the time Austin returned, Taz had already been demoted to Sunday Night Heat.

I still think they could have made it him. He was always over enough, and it's the type of reveal that could lift him right out of the undercard and into the main event fold. Insta-pushes aren't unheard of. Especially under those circumstances.
WWE wasn't brave enough at the time. It should have been Taz you are right. Taz should have destroyed Triple H and The Rock in amazing no holds barred WWE Title Match that night at Survivor Series. It's the only way that angle could have had maximum potential. WWE went with Big Show obviously, then Bossman and Show along with Vince/Triple H the next month. So WWE wasn't worried about a drawing champion at the time, but I think Taz would have gotten a lot more interest than The Big Show.
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