*Biggest New Generation Feud That Never Happened*

Owen vs Shawn

In the book "Titan Sinking", there was mention that the original plans for WM11 was to be Razor Ramon vs. the Undertaker. They were going to turn Razor heel prior to WM, they thought he needed a re-start/re-freshening of the gimmick, that he had gone as far as he could go as a babyface Razor Ramon. They apparently already shot vinettes for the feud but ultimately Vince changed his mind. That definitely would have been interesting. WWF badly needed top heel stars in 1995, Razor could have been a really good choice.

What about Macho Man vs. Shawn Michaels. It's been rumored that Macho Man really wanted to work a big time feud with HBK during this time but Vince nixed the idea. Supposedly, Shawn would tear down Macho Man in interviews, saying that he didn't have it anymore and he was dead weight to the company. This would cause Macho to respond by attacking HBK kicking off the feud. They would continue for a while with each getting a victory over the other one. The culmination would be at a WrestleMania with Shawn beating Savage to end the feud and basically retire Savage to the announce booth for good. Shame, Savage could still go at that time, and him working with Shawn would have been great to see.

I got 2 Bam Bam feuds....

vs Bret- These two always had awesome chemistry so a feud between these two wouldve been great

vs Diesel- Like its been said in the past here a monster Bam Bam going on a tear on his way to a match with Diesel at SSlam 95 wouldve been so much better than Mabel

I like this!

The whole Bam Bam babyface run that he was promised after losing to Lawrence Taylor at WrestleMania was never going to work because less that 24 hours after that show they turned HBK who was probably their top heel. The face side of the roster was loaded already so Bam Bam was doomed from the start.

They should have ran an angle where Bam Bam teased a face turn, but then turns on Diesel. Have him run through a bunch of guys week after week maybe even give him the King of the Ring that year. Nash has been on record saying that even though they didn't particularly like Bam Bam, they knew he was a valuable asset to the company and could "play on their team." Having him switch sides meant absolutely nothing when you had a hot heel like Shawn do the same thing simultaneously.

Too many people act like there was no coming back from losing to LT, but I think that isn't true at all if the plan was to immediately make him a more vicious heel with an axe to grind following that loss.

Fatu vs. Henry Godwinn probably the top one I can think of.

That or Savio Vega vs. Rad Radford.


Opening card match at any In Your House PPV right there!

Bret vs Bam Bam
Bam Bam vs Diesel
Owen vs Undertaker
Lex vs Diesel
Owen vs Lex
Owen & Yokozuna vs Allied Powers
Undertaker vs Hakushi (Had a match in '97, but that was about it as far as I remember)
Owen vs Diesel
Bret vs Vader
Razor vs Owen
Razor vs Bulldog
Jarrett vs Bret

Bret vs Mankind

It might have helped. Bret probably would have been more willing than the Kliq to work with him. I'd imagine he would have preferred it more than the pirate. 

I think the biggest would be Lex-Taker.

Lex would have to be the heel, but he would be a huge threat to Taker as not only was he more of a main event level star than Razor Ramon (it is close though), he has the extra edge of that steel plate in his arm that he would knock people out with. He could use it to get one over on Taker a few times or they could do a segment similar to when Jake trapped Taker’s hand in the coffin, Luger could knock him down with the arm but Taker keeps getting up.

Also, during that period, when did anybody beat Lex Luger with their finisher clean in the middle of the ring? Same for Undi. They’d be very evenly matched. Something would have to give!

That said, although I can see Undertaker beating Razor Ramon easily in matches and a feud, I can imagine Vince would be persuaded by ‘the Kliq effect’ to put some extra effort in it and get some extra mileage out a feud with a few well set up angles.