Biggest Departure

[incognito]

Who's departure is the biggest?

Ric Flair- the highly inveterate and respected elder statesman of wrestling.

Booker T- the younger Veteran who is still one of the better wrestlers around and still had years left him.

Cryme Tyme- the up and coming Tag team that arguably was currently the most over of the four.

Eugene- A past his time character, but he being played one of the most talented wrestlers in the business.


I'll say Cryme Tyme, Not only were they over now, but had a lot of upward potential that will have to be reestablished if they're hired back.

[Aquinas]

I say Flair, mostly because they had HUGE possibilities there with a buildup to his retirement, complete with what would have been an emotional, well-deserved HOF induction.

Flair winning the gold at WM would be a highlight for the ages, even with him been over a decade past his prime.

That being said, is it even official that he's gone?

[hofclemens]

Flair because the only angle involving any of these that would be money (in the forseeable future atleast) would be the Flair retirement tour.

[vansabu]

King Booker ...He has alot still left in him, and could be a world champion again and again.

[rawhide]

ric flair of course.

[Matt]

Cryme Time.

[daytondave]

Flair... a no-brainer.

Granted, he is way past his prime, but he still draws a major pop. It's foolish to let him go and miss the opportunity for a huge farewell tour to end his career in style.

[stephenvegas]

Ric Flair If he's really gone (Jim Ross in his recent blog said as far as he knows Flair is actually still with the WWE).

[JED-SE]

Well now that Sandman is added to the list...(j/k)

While I love the Sandman, his exit is nothing compared to Flair's or Booker's exit. I'll go with King Booker, but Flair is a close second.

[GalactiKing]

Flair. Booker maybe if he weren't so injury prone but everytime Booker was looking hot, something always ended up happening which dulls his appeal a lot.

[Nitro]

King Booker