JLawls91

Total opposite of my earlier post.

Stone Cold
Triple H
Perry Saturn
British Bulldog (just taking WCW and WWE into account)

Fresh Dougie

I wouldn't have Austin on the list. If you define success as being World Champion, I understand. But, he accomplished a lot more than most in WCW. So, if you have him on the list, might as well include Mick Foley.

Which territory did Saturn succeed in? IMO, he had an equal level of success in both ECW & WCW. And technically, neither of those were territories (although Saturn broke into ECW when they operated mainly in the northeast).




Again, if we're talking territories, Kerry Von Erich. Huge in WCCW, the family promotion but not really a big deal anywhere else.


If we're talking about companies, probably Jerry Lynn. Worked in all 4 of the top companies of the past 18 years, only had true success in ECW.

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JLawls91

I'm under the impression he had a good spell at WCW wiining the tag titles a few times and since joining the WWE he accomplished less than people expected him to. Wasn't aware of his ECW career.

Fresh Dougie

3 time ECW World Tag Team Champion
1 time USWA World Tag Team Champion
2 time WCW World Tag Team Champion
1 time WCW World Television Champion


WWE reigns aside, Saturn had a pretty good career but never really won any major singles titles because he was always touted as a tag team wrestler. Career wasn't the same after 1997 when he fucked up his knee, although WCW used him well.

Regardless, shouldn't be on the list, considering he held the same amount of titles in both ECW & WCW. So, if he was deemed a success in one, he's a success in both or none at all.

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