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Prototype · 02-13-2009, 01:30 PM

I still like the decade/debut idea... and leave it open.

Take Bret Hart for instance, he made his WWE debut in 1984, and his WCW debut in 1997... so, he'd be available for the 1980s and the 1990s.

Someone like Batista made his debut in 2002, so he'd only be available for the 2000 category.

For me, I think it would be easier to track the debuts for the big 3... or 4 (WCW/NWA, WWF, ECW, TNA) but that would leave out a lot of the 70s and prior. But all those companies started out as something else... NWA to WCW, WWWF to WWF, etc. So for the pre-80s, if you can track them to a company that turned into one of the big guys, we accept it?

I'm not that big a fan of the Heel/Face selections, as even Hulk Hogan has been either or, and with all the other categories, wildcard selections don't quite make sense either.

Just a thought.

02-13-2009, 01:30 PM	#18
Prototype Join Date: May 2004 Location: @robdashjamieson Exp:	I still like the decade/debut idea... and leave it open. Take Bret Hart for instance, he made his WWE debut in 1984, and his WCW debut in 1997... so, he'd be available for the 1980s and the 1990s. Someone like Batista made his debut in 2002, so he'd only be available for the 2000 category. For me, I think it would be easier to track the debuts for the big 3... or 4 (WCW/NWA, WWF, ECW, TNA) but that would leave out a lot of the 70s and prior. But all those companies started out as something else... NWA to WCW, WWWF to WWF, etc. So for the pre-80s, if you can track them to a company that turned into one of the big guys, we accept it? I'm not that big a fan of the Heel/Face selections, as even Hulk Hogan has been either or, and with all the other categories, wildcard selections don't quite make sense either. Just a thought. __________________