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Old 11-16-2004, 11:02 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Aussie_Skier
disagree with this...think about it.
WWE hired back Sid after he had kicked out of hogan's leg drop (i believe). Granted, they were in a tough spot but still...thats something.

WWE hired back Hogan, after he testified against Vince and said he'd never wrestle for another promotion, then turned up in WCW.

WWE hired back Hall, Nash, Scott Steiner and Ric Flair.

AND MOST OF ALL, WWE hired ERIC BISCHOFF
All of the people you mentioned were/are already big established names.

Hogan is a given, anyone would have brought back Hogan, he's ratings

he brought in Hall and Nash only for the NWO, look what happened after the NWO failed, Hall got Fired, they tried to push Nash he got injured and then they let him go

Steiner hardly had a great last run, they main eventing at first because he was someone who the masses would recognise, then after 2 months was in mid card hell till his release.

OK, i'll give you Flair, he was used well since his re-return, but again it's mainly due to the fact that he's someone the average fan knows

All of the above are guys who the average fan would know of, the average WWE fan has no knowledge of AJ Styles, thus he would get treated like Paul London is right now
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