Thread: QUESTION - Would a Legacy reunion be of benefit to the WWE?
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Old 08-04-2012, 03:59 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla View Post
I enjoyed Legacy, but I can't really think of a storyline scenario that would make them all want to re-align. Sell that to me and we can talk.
Basically - they all agree that none of them are friends.....and that when the time is right and they stand in each other's way, they will go after each other. They flat out say this in a promo to the fans.

However - they also believe that they were the greatest stable of all-time and when together, are unstoppable.

Although this initial admission of "not being friends" and inevitably stabbing each other in the back appears to be a weakness amongst the fans, this open honesty and candor about what the group is about actually leads to the group being stronger.......as everyone is on the same page about their relationship, intentions, and what they expect.

Their is no facade of friendship. It's a pure business decision that benefits all 3 men and for this reason, they've reformed the band.
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