How do you go from this
to this
>>1672365
>hogankek seething
>>1672357
Drank a thousand beers, never drew a dime
>>1672368
>OH GAWD WHA DIDN'T THE HULKSTER LAHK MAY?
>>1672376
>seething
WCW wouldn't have known what to do with Austin anyways, they didn't have a Vince McMahon-type for him to play against.
>>1672387
>still believing that it was Vince who made Austin
Your brain must be WWE cum at this point.
>>1672359
DRINK BEER
>>1672421
>seething
>>1672428
Steve, I know your gf isn't there right now, put punching walls can be good for dealing with your anger as well.
>>1672387
Austin was already the biggest star in wrestling before he feuded with Vince
>>1672436
>seething
>>1672391
Vince didn't make Austin, but that storyline was the high-point of wrestling, period. It's all been downhill from there because it was basically the final taboo broken. We are still feeling the effects to this day with HHH and Steph's pathetic attempts at recreating it. Vince is still pretending it's 99.
I know you weren't alive back then, you weren't around to witness it, so I'm giving you a pass bro.
>>1672451
biggest star in wrestling means jackshit when wrestling isn't mainstream. Austin-Vince was the culmination of the entire attitude era, it's storytelling and popularity peak. They played the dynamic for years, and there's nobody in the WCW that could have captured or had that dynamic with Austin.
>>1672467
Austin vs Rock at WM 17 doing the highest domestic buyrate ever disagrees
Drank over 10,000 beers, never drew a dime.
>>1672357
beat up over a thousand women, never drew a dime
>>1672487
>implying Vince wasn't a huge part of that
>>1672359
Well you can thank Vince Russo for that
>>1672429
>>1672357
>>1672359
By doing this.
Once upon a time..
>>1673852
Steve was qt
>>1673852
Do you think Steve hit that?
>>1672403
RAISE SUM HELL