1. John Cena doesn't suck because of ability or lack thereof, despite what some of the marks in the audience seem to believe. Cena is quite possibly one of the most 1 dimensional, boring characters I've ever seen. He's also one of the most inconsistant characters I've seen. They always build him up the exact same way, and as soon as he's done winning, he goes right back to being a goofy turd, then back to serious. Also keep in mind, he's beaten EVERYONE. He wrestles the same style match every single night, an 80's style Hogan match, mind you and always comes out on top. Also the fact he uses a submission is so fucking offensive, because he in no way wrestles in any sort of technical aspect, and yet anyone who is locked in the STF taps within seconds. Cena just can't tell a good story inside the ring, despite being the face of the company. Hell, people bitch about Hogan, but at least Hogan had ring psychology, which is something Cena fucking lacks big time.

2. Bret wrestles a technical based mat style, Shawn wrestles more of a risky style and is a better story teller. Don't know what else to really tell you, that hasn't already been said.

3. It's kayfabe, Vince would never fire someone on live TV, since that person could "shoot", meaning they could possibly do obscene things.

4. Matt Bourne aka the original Doink was fucking awesome, hell I believe Matt Bourne alone could've been the next Roddy Piper if he stayed away from drugs. Evil Doink had so much potential, and it was mentioned on several occasions that the "clown" was not really a clown, but just a way of getting in the opponent's head, so it was sort of a precursor to Goldust, who is another very underated character.

For the record, even though Bret didn't say anything, he could've done it, very easily. When you're champion back in the day (not sure if this was done in the late 90's), you had to put a deposit down on the championship belt and you get the deposit back when you drop the belt. When Flair left WCW in 1991, he was champion and never got his deposit back. So he showed up on WWF with the WHT, which made WCW look really bad. Times got even worse without Flair there, and a lot of those PPVs really sucked because of the crowds.

Fastforward to 1995 or 96, can't remember exactly but Alundra Blayze was Women's champion in the WWF. She got an offer from WCW after her contract expired and Vince seemingly didn't know about it. Blayze went to WCW and threw the belt in the trashcan, which makes your entire women's division look like shit, and it was a few years before the division ever recovered.

Now Vince COULD take Bret at his word, but why take a chance? Also, Vince was an idiot for giving Bret creative control. On the flipside, Bret was an idiot for not dropping the belt like a man, you should ALWAYS do business no matter what. Bret was going to the RIVAL COMPANY, and he wanted to leave on top? Give someone the rub. Now granted, he said he would give anyone other than Michaels the rub, but it's all speculation. The whole thing with Canada was speculation as well.

Anyways, the Screwjob was one of the most overhyped, stupidest stories wrestling has ever had. Vince went on to become the number one company, and Bret enjoyed a great payday in WCW.

You're right USA, it was NWA. And Flair did try to get the money, but Herd was a dick about it. However, it still did damage to have your champion, the TOP guy show up on the competition's show with your belt. It pretty much makes your company look a cheap Pizza Hut...oh wait...