should he have won at WM31?

>>1705713
If he didn't get injured and retire, yes.

But he did get injured and retire so it worked out well.

Of course.

And then WM 32 Sting vs Taker

Yes.
Trips had no reason to win.
For Sting it was supposed to be redemption.
Then Sting vs Taker in a retirement match, where Taker ends Stings career. That would be a good main event.

>>1705713
i think the shitty part isn't who won or lost, its the guys they brought back to interfere with the fight.

why bring the NWO to save him when DDP is in pretty good shape and actually makes fucking sense? why DX when the classic mcmahon formula is to grab unexpected allies?

tripple H wins the fights he shouldn't through shady means, it's kind of his thing. in today's world with kayfabe demolished even on the actual show it's pretty hard be be a genuinely hated heel, blatantly bad booking and putting yourself over the last WCW legend still physically fit for a WWE ring is really the last thing he can do.

>>1705713
They only hired him just to remember that WWE won the MNW.

>>1705756
>in today's world with kayfabe demolished
Looks like we found a mark

>>1705739

The reason for Trips winning was to keep him strong for a match with The Rock

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>>1705739
You say HHH had no reason winning, i say Sting had no reason to wait til he was 60 to sign with WWE.

Sting robbed us of pic related because he choose to rot in TNA for 14 years like a idiot instead of coming to WWE in 2001/02.

Literally no one except for Gaytch would say no

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>>1705913
>would rather see Sting get DDP'd than sting GOATing it up in TNA

kys immediately

>>1705917
Sting was getting DDP'd in TNA, he literally did nothing of importance with TNA in nearly 15 years and was flat irrelevant to the point alot of ppl thought he was dead or he retired when WCW went out of business.

2015 Sting had no reason to go over HHH based on what a joke Stings career turned into by that point. Sting was just happy he was relevant again and getting those WWE paychecks.

>>1705940
>he literally did nothing of importance with TNA in nearly 15 years

He was a consistent main eventer and won their world title[s] a bunch of times

>>1705913
Sting V. Michaels would be hype.

>>1705942
And he literally never drew a dime with them, he was Champ of a promotion that 90% of the world doesn't even know exist, maybe close to 95% when he was there.

>>1705913
going to WWE post WCW death worked out so well for everyone else

>>1705953
He got a million dollars a year or so, he must have drawn a single dime for them at least once.

That said I wish he came to wwe in 2005 or hell even 2010

>>1705913
Blame Vince.
The Invasion angel was just him stroking his ego and belitting the WCW guys who are trying to put food on the table for their families or who do have a passion for the sport but just chose wrong.
If Vince treated WCW guys with more respect than non at all Sting probably would have come sooner.
Now you could argue Chris winning the WHC at WM20 should have been a sign to Sting and he comes over.
Let's just be glad we live in a world where Austin got over and gave us the best of the Attitude Era

>>1706060
They say Sting almost sign with WWE on 2010 for having a Wrestlemania match with The Undertaker but at the end he didn't and instead Sting had a "match" against a stoned Jeff Hardy on Victory Road

>>1706155
Chris Benoit moved to WWF before Vince bought WCW. I guess that count for something

>>1706298
Eddie and Jericho too, and they all got pushed when they jumped to WWF from WCW, Rey wasn't even buried when he joined even though he was WCW.

No he shouldn't have.

Now retards will go on about Trips not wanting to job, it couldn't be farther from the truth.
It was Vince and only Vince making the call. Kids won't remember but WCW actively tried to put Vince out of business and when Owen Hart hit that piledriver on Austin, Vince felt like vanishing from history.
''Crow'' Sting was one of the big draws of WCW that almost bankrupted Vince, there's no chance in hell, pun intended, Vince would let him ever go over at Mania. And it's not because Vince dislikes Sting. It's what he represents.

>>1705713
Watch his interview with JBL. He could do the Taker match if he doesnt have the surgery. He said he feels fine.

>>1706307
>Rey wasn't even buried

>>1707360
link

>>1705713
Yes.
But you knew damn well Vince wasn't going to let the last WCW holdout beat his son in law. Once they made it a WCW vs WWE thing, you knew Sting wasn't going over.