A scary thought...

**Fox** · 07-25-2006, 08:54 PM

That plan for Big Show died back in 2000.

The original plan was for Big Show to come in as a major heel and dominate the main event all through 1999, leading up to an eventual HUGE match between the champion Show, and of course, Stone Cold Steve Austin. The idea was based off of the hugely successful Hogan/Andre match from WMIII.

Of course, Austin was injured and it never came to pass. Since then, Big Show has been treated as a mid-carder at best, and pretty much a glorified jobber until he moved to ECW.

Besides, Hogan vs. Big Show had been seen and done before.

07-25-2006, 08:54 PM	#3
Fox "Ask him!" Posts: 10,075	That plan for Big Show died back in 2000. The original plan was for Big Show to come in as a major heel and dominate the main event all through 1999, leading up to an eventual HUGE match between the champion Show, and of course, Stone Cold Steve Austin. The idea was based off of the hugely successful Hogan/Andre match from WMIII. Of course, Austin was injured and it never came to pass. Since then, Big Show has been treated as a mid-carder at best, and pretty much a glorified jobber until he moved to ECW. Besides, Hogan vs. Big Show had been seen and done before.