Thread: Big Show (Paul Wight) jumps ship to AEW
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Old 02-26-2021, 06:17 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by Destor View Post
he could have never been andre level kayfabe was dead by then. also think by the time he jumped he was already damaged good. too many high profile jobs.
He was not damaged beyond repair in 1999. If they had booked him strong even up until Vince bought WCW 2 years later, do you really think people would have not bought in because he was jobbing to Kevin Nash in WCW 3 years earlier?

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theres also the issue of monthly super cards making it pretty impossible to have meaningful long term heels
Who decided WWE needed to have monthly super cards?

And who decided that all talent needed to be used on all super cards, thus taking away the ability to build special attractions?

You’re excusing WWE for being a victim of a problem they created themselves.
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