WWE What If

With a rich history of massive superstars and significant storylines, WWE has obviously been the main wrestling advancement in the business History has seen things working out in a manner that permitted WWE to keep flourishing to the ongoing day as a strong worldwide brand. As a wrestling fan, anybody has consistently contemplated whether the incomprehensible could be conceivable. What might have been or could have changed the wrestling scene industry forever?

WWE signed Sting earlier

Sting joining WWE in 2014 gave the dream vision of him in a WWE ring, however, it was all too late to make the enchanted fans needed. Triple H and Seth Rollins were two adversaries of Sting before he decided to hang up the boots following a physical issue. The capability of Sting joining WWE 10 years sooner might have prompted his heritage to be considerably more extravagant. Sting would have had works of art against The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, and a couple of others that fans generally needed to see. The Triple H match was strong, yet it was nothing contrasted with the fantasy Sting matches that won't ever occur.

WWE didn’t fire Chayna

The star capability of Chyna in the last part of the '90s and mid-2000s made her one of the most important names in WWE. Chyna might have kept flourishing wrestling against the male grapplers since fans saw her as such a valid contender. The real-life affair between Triple H and Chyna finished when it was found that Triple H was seeing Stephanie despite her faith. WWE canceled Chyna's agreement renewal and let her go. Chyna might have been a considerably greater star with additional years in WWE.

Undertaker’s Streak was ended by Someone else

Brock Lesnar's monstrous drive overwhelming the world title picture in WWE over the five years has to some extent been because of finishing The Undertaker's undefeated WrestleMania streak. WWE maintained that the ideal individual should end it by putting resources into them for quite a long time. A portion of the past names supposed to end the Undertaker's streak at various focuses was Randy Orton, Batista, and Ted DiBiase Jr. The professions of Orton Batista actually came to incredible situations with success. DiBiase is the one that could have profited from it as he's not even in the business any longer.

“Stone Cold” never gets injured

Steve Austin experiencing a ruthless neck injury in a match against Owen Hart changed his vocation until the end of time. The arrival of Austin would have him get back his force to turn into the essence of the organization following a couple of months on the injury list, yet the issue actually waited. Austin had to resign in 2003 at a very young age. On the off chance that the neck injury actually happened, Austin might have had a vocation like The Undertaker or Triple H where he actually wrestles part-time today.

The Rock didn’t leave the WWE

The Rock began his progress beyond WWE to turn into an entertainer around a similar time Steve Austin resigned. It ended up being a virtuoso move as Rock made it tremendous and is quite possibly one of the most popular celebrities in the world now. Rock was still very young when he left WWE and had much more left in him. Fans just got to observe around three years of Rock's prime before he began his film projects. Rock would have proceeded to turn into the greatest star in WWE history assuming that he never left since he has a slight contention for that spot even with his initial takeoff from wrestling.

If The Montreal Screwjob never happens

The Montreal Screwjob was ostensibly the most dubious controversy in the history of WWE. Vince McMahon changing the content to fool Bret Hart into losing to Shawn Michaels without realizing it made him a villainous person by many fans and grapplers. There is no argument that numerous beneficial things came from it. WWE began pushing ahead with the Attitude Era and McMahon turned into a profoundly effective heel authority person. Steve Austin required an enemy like McMahon to get to the famous level he did, and it might not have occurred without the Montreal Screwjob.

If John Cena became a ‘Heel’

Fans have asked for John Cena to turn heel for a really long time since he turned into the face value of the organization during the 2000s. Cena embraced a neat and tidy face character interesting to kids and losing his earlier tense contrivance that frequently was displayed in free-form raps. The fans considered scenes were divided into equal parts with numerous allies and numerous skeptics all voicing their viewpoints. Cena turning heel might have made similar progress as Hulk Hogan did in WCW, yet WWE never needed to take a chance with the money coming from him as a legend to fans all around the world.

WWE never buys WCW

Vince McMahon purchased WCW in 2001 might just be the main crossroads in wrestling history. Following long periods of having a national item and in any event, beating WWE in the evaluations battle for a couple of years, WCW was kicking the bucket which made Vince exploit it. WWE ran a horrendous Intrusion storyline with none of the extraordinary WCW names a part of it. The point fizzled and WCW was finished for good before the year was over. Earlier plans would have seen WWE run WCW under their proprietorship with Nitro returning. This is one of the plots that every fan wanted from that period rather than what happened.