- What if Big E wasn't injured? - - New Day triple-threat at Mania 38, who sees King Woods emerge the victor, ends in embrace; so much for heel Big E - Instead of RKBro, the New Day face the Bloodline on SmackDown heading into Mania Backlash, so Randy Orton's career survives - Xavier and Kofi face the Usos and Big E challenges Roman for his Universal Championship at Mania Backlash - The Hell in a Cell PPV sees Big E getting one last chance to grab Roman's title - The Street Profits and Bianca Belair join the New Day - Big E takes Madcap Moss's place in the 2022 Men's MITB Ladder Match - Meanwhile, the Usos retain their tag titles against the Profits w/Bianca, both at MITB and SummerSlam - Big E, Xavier and Kofi beat Austin Theory and Alpha Academy in the Clash at the Castle pre-show - Instead of the Brawling Brutes, New Day feud with Imperium at Extreme Rules into Crown Jewel and Survivor Series WarGames, which is much more different - Remember the Grand Finale match at Survivor Series 1990? That will be what WarGames will culminate in - Gunther, Drew McIntyre, Sheamus and the Viking Raiders beat the New Day and the Street Profits w/Belair - Erik is eliminated first; Kofi and Xavier are eliminated, so E helps the Profits eliminate Ivar; Gunther eliminates the Profits until he and Big E face off for the first time - Gunther, Sheamus and Drew survive - KO, Zayn, AJ, Theory and Rollins beat Balor, Priest, Dominik and OC, the latter of whom betrayed AJ because JD promised them more $$$ - Theory's eliminated first, which fires up the good guys to quickly eliminate Dominik; KO and Zayn work together to take out Damian, but Balor gets rid of AJ; Seth, KO and Sami work together to get rid of Balor Club and win - Logan, Kaiser, Vinci, Ridge and Butch face off against Rey, Joaquin, Del Toro, Garza and Carillo - Logan eliminates Joaquin and Del Toro on his own, but this fires up Los Lotharios to take out Ridge and Butch; meanwhile, Logan eliminates Carillo while Rey and Angel take out Kaiser and Vinci; the finish of the match sees Rey fulfill his revenge by eliminating Logan on his own, and thus, Rey and Angel survive - The Hurt Business reunite and hire Omos to combat the Bloodline - Lashley makes quick work of Solo Sikoa, but the Usos make quick work of Shelton and Cedric; Lashley and Omos eliminate Jimmy out of revenge and is about to eliminate Jey, but Roman eliminates Omos; Roman and Jey survive by eliminating Lashley together - And so, the WarGames Grand Finale is set: Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, Gunther, Sheamus and Drew McIntyre face off against Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, Rey Mysterio and Angel Garza - That was fun, but back to Big E - The Profits and Bianca want to leave the New Day and go back to where they were before...but what exactly would they return to? Good thing Lashley's there to help them out - After the 2023 Royal Rumble, heading into Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania 39, the New Day and All Mighty Profits w/MVP and Bianca (so Hurt Business 2.0) face off against each other in a trio feud - Instead of Seth vs. Omos, the biggest man takes Montez Ford's place at Backlash after Montez and Bianca left the Hurt Business - The New Day, while unsuccessful against MVP's boys, congratulate Montez and Bianca for harnessing the Power of Positivity to pull through and see the light, but he needs their help because now he's got 3 targets on his back - Night of Champions sees a 4-on-4 extravaganza, featuring the New Day w/Bianca and Montez against Lashley, Dawkins, Omos and Benjamin w/MVP - All 8 face off in the 2023 Men's MITB Ladder Match; home sweet home for Benjamin, but Montez ultimately wins - All 8 face off in the Slim Jim Battle Royal at SummerSlam the same year, but Bianca is dethroned by a cashing in IYO Sky, so the New Day will help her get her belt back - Meanwhile, the LWO help the New Day fend off the Hurt Business at Payback, but they get in the Hurt Business' crossfire, so the New Day can only pray for LWO's safety at Fastlane - The Hurt Business, after taking care of the LWO, get back at the New Day at Crown Jewel - We won't do another Grand Finale situation, but this year's Survivor Series calls for New Day vs. Judgment Day because Seth, Cody, Jey and Sami ask for their help against them, especially since they have Randy Orton on their side. Apparently, that's what Rhea wanted IRL, so who else to help the New Day but Kofi's friend, CM Punk? - This means Punk wins the 2024 Royal Rumble; he doesn't get injured because the New Day eliminate Drew before Punk gets Future Shocked, which means Cody has to win Elimination Chamber so he can finish his Story at WrestleMania Xtra Large while Punk gets Seth Rollins in the main event - Meanwhile, Montez faces Angelo and Big E, Kofi and Xavier face off against Lashley, Omos and Shelton Benjamin in the same PPV Always ask for help when you need it. The end
- What if Ravishing Rick Rude Never Left WWF? - - Instead of having a dispute with Vince in 1990, Rude takes time off and comes back in the 1991 Royal Rumble - Rude is the iron man of the Rumble, eliminating Boss Man, but is still eliminated himself - Instead of Boss Man, Rude dethrones Mr. Perfect as Intercontinental Champion at Mania 7 - Rude dethrones Hogan title-for-title at SummerSlam; if Warrior could do it, so can Rude - Undertaker dethrones Rude at the Gravest Challenge at Survivor Series, where the champion recognizes Paul Bearer as his old manager from before he came into WWF: Percy Pringle - "Paul Bearer?" asks Rick, "Are you wanted in some states?" This Tuesday in Texas isn't just about the title; if Rude finds out that Percy Pringle is hiding beneath that greasy white makeup on his sweat hog face, he will be begging to return to him - Rude dethrones the Deadman at...This Tuesday in Texas...but Paul refuses to join him - At the 1992 Royal Rumble PPV, if Undertaker wins, he retains his title, but if Rude wins, Paul Bearer must join him - Ric Flair still wins the 1992 Royal Rumble, so Ric vs. Rick w/Percy is set for Mania 8 - Flair chases Rude into SummerSlam, but Pringle costs him so Flair can win the belt - Paul Bearer returns to Undertaker, rekindling their feud - Instead of Giant Gonzalez, Rude becomes Taker's 3rd Streak victim at Mania 9 - Instead of Bam Bam Bigelow, Rude faces Bret Hart in the finals of the 1993 King of the Ring tournament - Instead of Doink the Clown, Jerry Lawler is in Rude's corner against King Bret at SummerSlam - Instead of the Quebecers, Rude teams up with Shawn Michaels against Bret and Owen Hart at the 1994 Royal Rumble PPV - While victorious, the egos of Rude and HBK clash, which leads to their match at Mania X - Owen Hart beats Rude in the semi-finals to advance down the road to becoming the King of Harts - Instead of a fake Undertaker, Rude and the real Taker share the ring one more time at SummerSlam, only Rude no longer cares about Paul Bearer; he's got the Million Dollar Man in his corner - Instead of Bob Backlund and Diesel, Rude dethrones Bret Hart to become the new WWF Champion at Survivor Series - Instead of Shawn Michaels, Lex Luger wins the 1995 Royal Rumble to face his Narcissistic past at Mania 11; Rude retains - Shawn Michaels becomes the Heartbreak King and thusly challenges Rude for his title at SummerSlam; Rude retains again - Finally, Bret dethrones Rude at Survivor Series 95 - Instead of Roddy Piper and Ultimate Warrior, Goldust--who isn't the IC Champion in our timeline; Savio Vega is--gets down and dirty with Rude from Mania 12 into King of the Ring 1996 - Therefore, Rude unsuccessfully faces Vader in the Quarterfinals - Speaking of greasy sweat hogs, Rude has never seen a person quite like Mankind - Rude has a reputation for being one of the toughest wrestlers, as does Mankind; let's put those levels of toughness to the test at SummerSlam, shall we? - Rude beats Mankind in his home turf: the Boiler Room - Instead of Sycho Sid, Rude dethrones HBK to win his final WWF Championship at Survivor Series - After nearly 10 years of loyal service to WWE, he's reaching his 40s and injuries keep piling up, so perhaps the veteran's age is starting to get the better of him; the time for him to hang it up is nigh - HBK wins the 1997 Rumble in San Antonio, which means Rude and HBK meet once again at Mania 13 - Shawn Michaels dethrones Rude at last, the veteran passing the torch to the Heartbreak Kid--no, the Heartbreak King, who will eventually form DX with HHH as his tag partner and Rude as his manager, just for a while The end
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- What if Big E wasn't injured? -
- New Day triple-threat at Mania 38, who sees King Woods emerge the victor, ends in embrace; so much for heel Big E
- Instead of RKBro, the New Day face the Bloodline on SmackDown heading into Mania Backlash, so Randy Orton's career survives
- Xavier and Kofi face the Usos and Big E challenges Roman for his Universal Championship at Mania Backlash
- The Hell in a Cell PPV sees Big E getting one last chance to grab Roman's title
- The Street Profits and Bianca Belair join the New Day
- Big E takes Madcap Moss's place in the 2022 Men's MITB Ladder Match
- Meanwhile, the Usos retain their tag titles against the Profits w/Bianca, both at MITB and SummerSlam
- Big E, Xavier and Kofi beat Austin Theory and Alpha Academy in the Clash at the Castle pre-show
- Instead of the Brawling Brutes, New Day feud with Imperium at Extreme Rules into Crown Jewel and Survivor Series WarGames, which is much more different
- Remember the Grand Finale match at Survivor Series 1990? That will be what WarGames will culminate in
- Gunther, Drew McIntyre, Sheamus and the Viking Raiders beat the New Day and the Street Profits w/Belair
- Erik is eliminated first; Kofi and Xavier are eliminated, so E helps the Profits eliminate Ivar; Gunther eliminates the Profits until he and Big E face off for the first time
- Gunther, Sheamus and Drew survive
- KO, Zayn, AJ, Theory and Rollins beat Balor, Priest, Dominik and OC, the latter of whom betrayed AJ because JD promised them more $$$
- Theory's eliminated first, which fires up the good guys to quickly eliminate Dominik; KO and Zayn work together to take out Damian, but Balor gets rid of AJ; Seth, KO and Sami work together to get rid of Balor Club and win
- Logan, Kaiser, Vinci, Ridge and Butch face off against Rey, Joaquin, Del Toro, Garza and Carillo
- Logan eliminates Joaquin and Del Toro on his own, but this fires up Los Lotharios to take out Ridge and Butch; meanwhile, Logan eliminates Carillo while Rey and Angel take out Kaiser and Vinci; the finish of the match sees Rey fulfill his revenge by eliminating Logan on his own, and thus, Rey and Angel survive
- The Hurt Business reunite and hire Omos to combat the Bloodline
- Lashley makes quick work of Solo Sikoa, but the Usos make quick work of Shelton and Cedric; Lashley and Omos eliminate Jimmy out of revenge and is about to eliminate Jey, but Roman eliminates Omos; Roman and Jey survive by eliminating Lashley together
- And so, the WarGames Grand Finale is set: Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, Gunther, Sheamus and Drew McIntyre face off against Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, Rey Mysterio and Angel Garza
- That was fun, but back to Big E
- The Profits and Bianca want to leave the New Day and go back to where they were before...but what exactly would they return to? Good thing Lashley's there to help them out
- After the 2023 Royal Rumble, heading into Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania 39, the New Day and All Mighty Profits w/MVP and Bianca (so Hurt Business 2.0) face off against each other in a trio feud
- Instead of Seth vs. Omos, the biggest man takes Montez Ford's place at Backlash after Montez and Bianca left the Hurt Business
- The New Day, while unsuccessful against MVP's boys, congratulate Montez and Bianca for harnessing the Power of Positivity to pull through and see the light, but he needs their help because now he's got 3 targets on his back
- Night of Champions sees a 4-on-4 extravaganza, featuring the New Day w/Bianca and Montez against Lashley, Dawkins, Omos and Benjamin w/MVP
- All 8 face off in the 2023 Men's MITB Ladder Match; home sweet home for Benjamin, but Montez ultimately wins
- All 8 face off in the Slim Jim Battle Royal at SummerSlam the same year, but Bianca is dethroned by a cashing in IYO Sky, so the New Day will help her get her belt back
- Meanwhile, the LWO help the New Day fend off the Hurt Business at Payback, but they get in the Hurt Business' crossfire, so the New Day can only pray for LWO's safety at Fastlane
- The Hurt Business, after taking care of the LWO, get back at the New Day at Crown Jewel
- We won't do another Grand Finale situation, but this year's Survivor Series calls for New Day vs. Judgment Day because Seth, Cody, Jey and Sami ask for their help against them, especially since they have Randy Orton on their side. Apparently, that's what Rhea wanted IRL, so who else to help the New Day but Kofi's friend, CM Punk?
- This means Punk wins the 2024 Royal Rumble; he doesn't get injured because the New Day eliminate Drew before Punk gets Future Shocked, which means Cody has to win Elimination Chamber so he can finish his Story at WrestleMania Xtra Large while Punk gets Seth Rollins in the main event
- Meanwhile, Montez faces Angelo and Big E, Kofi and Xavier face off against Lashley, Omos and Shelton Benjamin in the same PPV
Always ask for help when you need it.
The end
- What if Ravishing Rick Rude Never Left WWF? -
- Instead of having a dispute with Vince in 1990, Rude takes time off and comes back in the 1991 Royal Rumble
- Rude is the iron man of the Rumble, eliminating Boss Man, but is still eliminated himself
- Instead of Boss Man, Rude dethrones Mr. Perfect as Intercontinental Champion at Mania 7
- Rude dethrones Hogan title-for-title at SummerSlam; if Warrior could do it, so can Rude
- Undertaker dethrones Rude at the Gravest Challenge at Survivor Series, where the champion recognizes Paul Bearer as his old manager from before he came into WWF: Percy Pringle
- "Paul Bearer?" asks Rick, "Are you wanted in some states?" This Tuesday in Texas isn't just about the title; if Rude finds out that Percy Pringle is hiding beneath that greasy white makeup on his sweat hog face, he will be begging to return to him
- Rude dethrones the Deadman at...This Tuesday in Texas...but Paul refuses to join him
- At the 1992 Royal Rumble PPV, if Undertaker wins, he retains his title, but if Rude wins, Paul Bearer must join him
- Ric Flair still wins the 1992 Royal Rumble, so Ric vs. Rick w/Percy is set for Mania 8
- Flair chases Rude into SummerSlam, but Pringle costs him so Flair can win the belt
- Paul Bearer returns to Undertaker, rekindling their feud
- Instead of Giant Gonzalez, Rude becomes Taker's 3rd Streak victim at Mania 9
- Instead of Bam Bam Bigelow, Rude faces Bret Hart in the finals of the 1993 King of the Ring tournament
- Instead of Doink the Clown, Jerry Lawler is in Rude's corner against King Bret at SummerSlam
- Instead of the Quebecers, Rude teams up with Shawn Michaels against Bret and Owen Hart at the 1994 Royal Rumble PPV
- While victorious, the egos of Rude and HBK clash, which leads to their match at Mania X
- Owen Hart beats Rude in the semi-finals to advance down the road to becoming the King of Harts
- Instead of a fake Undertaker, Rude and the real Taker share the ring one more time at SummerSlam, only Rude no longer cares about Paul Bearer; he's got the Million Dollar Man in his corner
- Instead of Bob Backlund and Diesel, Rude dethrones Bret Hart to become the new WWF Champion at Survivor Series
- Instead of Shawn Michaels, Lex Luger wins the 1995 Royal Rumble to face his Narcissistic past at Mania 11; Rude retains
- Shawn Michaels becomes the Heartbreak King and thusly challenges Rude for his title at SummerSlam; Rude retains again
- Finally, Bret dethrones Rude at Survivor Series 95
- Instead of Roddy Piper and Ultimate Warrior, Goldust--who isn't the IC Champion in our timeline; Savio Vega is--gets down and dirty with Rude from Mania 12 into King of the Ring 1996
- Therefore, Rude unsuccessfully faces Vader in the Quarterfinals
- Speaking of greasy sweat hogs, Rude has never seen a person quite like Mankind
- Rude has a reputation for being one of the toughest wrestlers, as does Mankind; let's put those levels of toughness to the test at SummerSlam, shall we?
- Rude beats Mankind in his home turf: the Boiler Room
- Instead of Sycho Sid, Rude dethrones HBK to win his final WWF Championship at Survivor Series
- After nearly 10 years of loyal service to WWE, he's reaching his 40s and injuries keep piling up, so perhaps the veteran's age is starting to get the better of him; the time for him to hang it up is nigh
- HBK wins the 1997 Rumble in San Antonio, which means Rude and HBK meet once again at Mania 13
- Shawn Michaels dethrones Rude at last, the veteran passing the torch to the Heartbreak Kid--no, the Heartbreak King, who will eventually form DX with HHH as his tag partner and Rude as his manager, just for a while
The end
Definitely wanted Rude to win the WWF Championship, shame he went to WCW.
@@whatifwrestling If only Rude and Vince didn't have that dispute about $$$.