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Originally Posted by Loose Cannon
wow tough one and tough for me not to be biased here. But overall Pillman was such a trailblazer in the industry. His stuff from 95-97 will forever be talked about and he was doing things we had never seen before. Definitely a prelude to the attitude era. And before all that he was one of the best wrestlers in the world. His career was a tale of two halves for sure.
I think inside the ring, Owen had the better career, but Pillman just has so many memorable moments that are still talked about today
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I'm not too familiar with Pillman, so for me he doesn't really have so many memorable moments.
Hollywood Blondes team with Austin, pulling a gun on Austin, joining the Hart Foundation, feuding with Goldust.
These are the only things I really know him from.
I did think he had potential, but I don't think I ever thought "they should make him world champ" like I did with Owen. Maybe I would have if I saw more of Pillman, or if he didn't pass away and continued his career..... but I can only go based on what I thought at the time.
Which leads me to give Owen the nod.