Thread: What made Eddie Guererro so great?
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Old 11-15-2012, 12:59 AM   #38
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Originally Posted by Gorgeous Dale Newstead View Post
It's not that. Bret is my all time favourite. Just, Owen was great as well, some people genuinely think he was better than Bret and in some ways he was... from what I've gathered, is if Owen took wrestling half as serious as Bret, he would have been the man... Bret would probably back that himself. I mean he is an absolutely classic heel, and although chances were limited had potential as a great face. His death aside, Owen would have always been an internet darling regardless.

Eddie is Eddie, people worshiped him when he was alive. So pretty much what you're saying does not apply to either of the examples you brought up.

I also just don't like you.
From bits I've seen of Owen Hart, I've thought he was absolutely riveting as a personality and exciting in-ring presence. I've never actually been too big a fan of Bret's body of work (although I haven't really tracked much of it down), and while I respect that he was great, I can totally get why some people might have preferred Owen.
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