[dxbender]

They changed their name from WWF to WWE in 2002, but what if they were forced to change their name by December 31,2001. Would that have made any difference on who won the invasion?

Team WWF won meaning the alliance was done and the company stayed WWF, but if they knew that they had to have the name change so having WWF win made no sense, they have the alliance win, might they have just changed the name to something like World Wrestling Alliance or WCW?


I think that should have happened instead. It'd be a interesting twist for sure because the name was changing anyways, so might as well have had the alliance win.

 

[Swag]

No it would have made WWF look weaker

 

[dxbender]

^How would they look weak? Losing to a team with Austin,Angle,Booker on it and possibly have someone like Jericho,Rock turn on WWF instead?

If you meant company wise, it wouldn't either because the alliance could win and just change the name of the company but they still consider everything that happened in the past as "WWA" history or something.

 

[Riddle101]

^How would they look weak? Losing to a team with Austin,Angle,Booker on it and possibly have someone like Jericho,Rock turn on WWF instead?

If you meant company wise, it wouldn't either because the alliance could win and just change the name of the company but they still consider everything that happened in the past as "WWA" history or something.

It wouldn't work out that way. To have a rival company invade the WWE and win, and then change the name of it. It just looks bad on paper, and it dosen't matter about who was one the team either. Having your own company being beaten by the rivals looks bad. The bad guys win, the end? The Invasion Angle ended for the best, a good story book ending, and should be left to rest at that. But as for the name change, it would have been weird but people would still treat it as the same company all the same.

 

[VLR]

To me, WWF and WCW merged to create WWE. I know that isn't quite what happened, and it was in Q2'02 WWF became WWE (after a short stint as WWFE, at least in the UK), but it's helpful when looking back.