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Old 11-29-2012, 10:18 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by DLVH84 View Post
Agreed. However, by that time, Scott Hall's injuries and personal demons were beginning to catch up to him.
Exactly. Hall started off o nthe top in WCW and "demons" held him back, but he was still a multi time tag champ and US champ. I dont know even sober if he would have ever been much bigger. Maybe he would have had a title feud with Nash, maybe not. WCW main event was crowded for a long time. I mean he wouldnt have sniffed a chance until after Hogan vs Sting.

Same with Roberts. He has some top level feuds. but when and where would a title run have happened? Maybe in WCW vs Sting.

In today's climate with Multiple champions changing more often its hard to remember that in the 80s and 90s you could be the top dog and never hold the strap.
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