Thread: HBK:The Greatest WWE legend ever?
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Old 01-02-2005, 06:32 PM   #39
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I'm absolutely loving the discussion in this thread. Good on you all.

As for my opinion, I've always enjoyed Shawn Michaels in the ring, and yeah, whatever, I'll call him a legend in terms of in-character accomplishments.. The one thing that turned me off to Michaels is when he didn't want to job his title and there was that whole 'losing his smile' bullshit. That was seriously silly.

To me, a legend should not only be good in-character, but also someone who truly was out for the betterment of the business as a whole. Arguments can be made for a whole bunch of people mentioned in this thread politicking or whatnot, but to me, I'd say that the greatest legend in WWE history is.....Bret Hart.

Now, I know ANOTHER argument could be made for Bret politicking with the Montreal incident, but I'm not really looking to open that can of worms at press time.

Good thread, though.
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