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Old 03-25-2023, 02:05 AM   #52
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Here's a scenario where David Arquette remains WCW World Champion during the WWE Invasion storyline:

Following his controversial victory over Jeff Jarrett to win the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, David Arquette becomes the target of both the WWE and WCW wrestlers during the Invasion storyline. The WWE superstars see him as an easy target, while the WCW wrestlers are outraged that someone who has never competed in a wrestling ring before is their champion.

As the storyline progresses, Arquette proves his doubters wrong by showing a natural talent for wrestling and defending his title against some of the top wrestlers from both WWE and WCW. His popularity grows, and he becomes a fan favorite despite the initial backlash.

At the Invasion pay-per-view, Arquette faces off against the WWE Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin in a Champion vs. Champion match. Arquette shocks the world by defeating Austin to become the first person to hold both the WCW and WWE Championships simultaneously.

As the Invasion storyline continues, Arquette becomes a unifying force for the two rival promotions. He uses his position as champion to try and bring peace between the WWE and WCW wrestlers and prevent the conflict from escalating further. His efforts eventually pay off, and the two promotions agree to work together going forward.

Arquette continues to hold the WCW World Heavyweight Championship for several more months before dropping it to a worthy challenger from either WWE or WCW in a hard-fought match. However, his legacy as a surprising and memorable champion during a historic time in wrestling history will always be remembered.
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