Thread: Which debut intrigued or underwhelmed you the most?
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Old 08-16-2016, 02:28 PM   #26
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Chris Jericho and The Wyatt Family
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So, for this week's podcast, we're looking to talk about the debuts in wrestling that personally intrigued you the most or left you underwhelmed. Rather than asking what you think were the best and worst (which would likely bring back a horde of Jericho/Kane/Shockmaster responses), we'd like to know which character introduction, from any company at any time, personally resonated with you the most as a fan, on either end of the scale, and most importantly - why.

As always, the best responses will be read on the show and you'll be credited accordingly. So which one stands out for you as blowing you away or deflating your expectations?
Jericho's debut in 1999 was an obvious one. Just the whole countdown thing was done extraordinarily well, and the fact that he interrupted The Rock really put a 'bang' in his debut.

The Wyatt Family is another one. After Kane chokeslammed Christian for the victory, Bray appeared on the titan tron and cut an amazing promo. The whole thing was really creative and unique, and I was sold on the Wyatt's from that day forward. Everything from their theme music, look, personna, etc.,
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