Who are your surprised WWE is working with the most?

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So here were the impossibles that people say would either never return to WWE or they would never have a working relationship with them.

Who are you most surprised WWE got?

[Martin: #TeamBella Treasurer]

You could of course make arguments for all of these (Sting doesn't surprise me for some reason though!) but for me, and although he has been "back" for eight years (counting from his Hall of Fame induction), I would not have been surprised if Bret Hart never returned to WWE. It just seemed so volatile and a lot of hurt on both sides (meaning Bret and Vince, regardless of how they might have presented themselves on camera etc). I thought they'd reach a place of being cordial but never working together again.

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Just Sting for the fact of how adamant he was that he would never go there on the basis of how they treated WCW talent when the company went under. Many had given up on ever seeing Sting in the E, now that he's here it almost feels surreal...

The Shawn/Bret hug though, that's up there.

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Bruno. That man spewed venom towards the WWE for three decades.

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Jul 25, 2014 13:23:22 GMT -5 @supersweetbotch said:

Bruno. That man spewed venom towards the WWE for three decades.

Yeah, definitely Bruno.

[Hit Girl]

Of the list, Bruno


Of all time? Eric Bischoff.

[Push R Truth]

Jul 25, 2014 14:55:13 GMT -5 Hit Girl said:

Of the list, Bruno


Of all time? Eric Bischoff.

Honestly Bischoff on Raw was it for me.


The others didn't surprise me too much because time cures a lot of wounds. Most people don't want to die with lots of grudges. But with Eric, there really wasn't that period of time. Kinda shocking really.

Although now that I know Eric is all about the cash, it's a little less surprising.

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Bruno was shocking but then again I heard he got paid Mike Tyson money to do it.

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Never mind surprised, I'd be flabbergasted to find out Warrior's still working with them.

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Sting was the guy that I always assumed would never work for WWE. No real reason for me to think that, I just always assumed he'd be the sole hold out.

[Nickybojelais]

Honestly nobody surprises me. I'm not criticising them for "selling out" but I do find a large pot of cash can heal many deep wounds.

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Jul 25, 2014 17:05:14 GMT -5 Nickybojelais said:

Honestly nobody surprises me. I'm not criticising them for "sellihttp://images.proboards.com/v5/bbcode/list.pngng out" but I do find a large pot of cash can heal many deep wounds.

Yeah, nowadays I'm more surprised when people decide not to work with WWE. Even if you had a relatively paltry Legends' contract or something that amounted to $20k per year, that's roughly equal to a working-class pension. I'm not poor or anything, but I'd have a really tough time turning down something like that, my personal opinion of the person offering me the money be damned.

EDIT: I should specify, not to work a full-time schedule. But to do the odd appearance every year and shake hands and smile for the camera, why not?

[the2ndevil]

Jul 25, 2014 13:23:22 GMT -5 @supersweetbotch said:

Bruno. That man spewed venom towards the WWE for three decades.

What exactly happened between them? I mean the man WAS the WWWF.

[BlackoutCreature]

I'll be honest, nobody surprised me more then when Verne Gagne started appearing on WWE TV.