Post by Rico on Sept 3, 2012 12:13:49 GMT -6
- WWE.com has published a list counting down the 20 most memorable Superstar debuts in sports-entertainment history with Kane's premiere appearance at the 1997 WWF pay-per-view event Badd Blood: In Your House topping the chart.
The complete list is as follows: 20. Big Show, 19. Fit Finlay, 18. Santino Marella, 17. Booker T, 16. Abdullah the Butcher, 15. Brock Lesnar, 14. The Great Khali, 13. Vader, 12. Goldberg, 11. Rey Mysterio, 10. Sabu, 9. Eric Bischoff, 8. The Undertaker, 7. Tazz, 6. Shockmaster, 5. The Nexus, 4. John Cena, 3. Scott Hall, 2. Chris Jericho, 1. Kane.
source rajah.com
I always wonder who makes up these list, because there was nothing memorable about John Cena's entrance, especially when compared to the other's on this list. How is his debut more memorable than Booker T's during the invasion angle, or even the Shockmaster, even though it was ridiculous, but still memorable. I think they just Put Cena on here because he's the face of the WWE. Also Vader, though there was hype around it, nothing memorable except him and Yokozuna getting eliminated by HBK in the 1996 Royal Rumble where he made his debut.
The WWE just needs to quit making list like this if they aren't going to be serious about it.
The complete list is as follows: 20. Big Show, 19. Fit Finlay, 18. Santino Marella, 17. Booker T, 16. Abdullah the Butcher, 15. Brock Lesnar, 14. The Great Khali, 13. Vader, 12. Goldberg, 11. Rey Mysterio, 10. Sabu, 9. Eric Bischoff, 8. The Undertaker, 7. Tazz, 6. Shockmaster, 5. The Nexus, 4. John Cena, 3. Scott Hall, 2. Chris Jericho, 1. Kane.
source rajah.com
I always wonder who makes up these list, because there was nothing memorable about John Cena's entrance, especially when compared to the other's on this list. How is his debut more memorable than Booker T's during the invasion angle, or even the Shockmaster, even though it was ridiculous, but still memorable. I think they just Put Cena on here because he's the face of the WWE. Also Vader, though there was hype around it, nothing memorable except him and Yokozuna getting eliminated by HBK in the 1996 Royal Rumble where he made his debut.
The WWE just needs to quit making list like this if they aren't going to be serious about it.