Failed storylines that you thought should have been more successful

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

That was in about 94 was no where near the attitude era

 

[LezJepzin]

MizTruth should've got more run

 

[Buggsy Mogues]

That was in about 94 was no where near the attitude era

It was fall of 96

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

Jesse James/The Roadie being the "Real Double J" was fukking GENIUS to me breh. You got this supposed big country music star in Jeff Jarrett, and all of the sudden it's revealed that he wasn't singing the songs at all - it was his roadie who was really the mastermind behind it all, while Jarrett took all the credit.

It just didn't get over. I think part of it is probably just Road Dogg is better in a tag than singles, and it came along at a weird time when the Attitude era was first kicking off, so it didn't really fit that well, but this shyt to me is fukkin GREAT writing and character development.

yo im so glad those days are gone. the "New Generation" was shyt minus the main event players

Storylines

• The NEXUS - The destroying of the ring and beating everyone up was GOAT and then it fell flat
• John Cena's US Open Challenge - It didnt create any new stars, Cena had good matches with them but would have been cooler to have a pass the torch type finish with an up-n-comer
• All the recent King of the ring winners - King Sheamus & King Barrett

 

[NYChase718]

The new blood vs the millionaires club was a good idea

But who wants to see hogan vs kidman

 

[TobiOT]

Going the easy route......Kang & Booker T 03

 

[DamienWayne]

Anonymous general manager
Gtv
Vince limo explosion
Shane vs undertaker
Vince long lost son
John cena getting fired
Vince

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Invasion is obviously #1

Straight Edge Society

ended by Big Show

Big Show vs Straight Edge Society was so much room to work with (the bar segment with Serena and that other dude was a great touch), yet they pulled the rug from under them and ended SES in the most mediocre way possible.

 

[NSSVO]

To echo the breh up there, it has to be Nexus. They basically got a second shot at the Invasion angle, and still fukked it up.

 

[Hey_zeus]

The Club

 

[richaveli83]

The Invasion. It had potential until they turned into another version of the McMahon family drama with Stephanie "owning" ECW.

 

[ATearInMyEye]

No Troll but Spirit Squad. Should have kept Pushing Kenny Dykstra.


Get ya chick stolen by

, brehs

 

[Conscious Pilot]

Captain Obvious here, but Problem with the Invasion angle is that most of the Big Stars were on a guaranteed contract, and didn't have to come over right away.

 

[DaylitoJames]

Sting's Debut.... that had so much impact and it should have led to:

1. A Dolph babyface title run - With Sting helping Dolph being the soul survivor of the team that cause the banishment of The Authority he should have had tons of momentum to win the Royal Rumble setting up Dolph vs Brock for the WWE Title at WrestleMania..... but instead it lead to nothing for Dolph, The Authority end up coming back after 2 weeks, and it led to Roman Reigns becoming one of the most hated Royal Rumble winners ever and he didn't even win the WrestleMania main event.

2. Sting vs Taker - with Sting debuting finally in the WWE they could have had him say "I only came to the WWE for one thing... to face The Undertaker at WrestleMania" leading to a long awaited dream match to happen. Sting beats Taker and Undertaker could have retired at WrestleMania 31.... but instead they made it Sting vs HHH to see if WWE or WCW is the better company WHAT THE fukk?! And they dug up DX and nWo old asses to get involved and of course... HHH went over.

3. A End To The Authority Storyline For Good - At that point The Authority became ultra stale and boring and frustrating to watch on tv everyweek so Sting ending it at the Survivor Series would have been a good end to it... but not only did they come back in 2 weeks but we STILL stuck dealing with Steph's emasculations on a weekly basis.

 

[ALTRUISM]

The Embrace the Hate

Storyline

Know what, no. It was obviously so fukking bad that it was actually good in retrospect.

Who could forget this piece of divine history?

Or Eve for that matter