Edge
Kris King's Ghost
Makes sense.
I have noticed that in nearly every Flair documentary, he (and a lot of others) always brings up being a big advocate for Windham earlier on in his career.
Windham was one of those guys who in his peak could work with just about anyone. He was a big kid who could move like a smaller guy and he seemed destined to be a star. But I’m not sure the motor was ever quite there.
Arn Anderson once said that Windham was happiest when he had a woman on his arm and some money in his pocket. As such, there was never that sustained stretch where he seemed to ride the wave all the way to the finish.
Unfortunately, in an industry where momentum is crucial component of success, there were some stops and starts.
In some ways though, Windham wasn’t perceived all that differently than Randy Orton over the last 15 years. He’s talented and smooth, and yet there’s always a feeling that you’re not quite getting everything he has.