Thread: We need stable wars damnit!
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Old 05-10-2005, 12:33 PM   #5
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I agree with the fact that stable wars are extremely entertaining and probably one of my favorite things to watch over the years but I'm just not sure that with the current product that it would actually work. So many stable gimmicks have been done first off, and the last thing anybody wants to see is a rehashed version of a stable from the classic or attitude eras. Also, nowadays just about every single singles WWE wrestler has their own cult following of fans that get pissed and complain whenever the guy loses a match or is put in a position where someone is going to look better than him.

As far as what The One was saying, I completely disgree with the fact that one guy always ends up looking better than the other. When DX split, HBK who was already a multiple time champion "went into retirement" and HH went went on to become a 10 time World Heavyweight Champion. Also, Evolution broke up not too long ago and now EVERY MEMBER has had a reign as World Heavywieght Champion.

I'm not against creating stables, but as far as creating new fresh ideas that the audience won't hate... I just don't have that much faith in the WWE writers anymore. Sorry...
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