Which one was more influential, The 4 Horsemen or Devastation Inc.?

Question

Which one was more influential, The 4 Horsemen or Devastation Inc.?

Answer 1

The 4-Horsemen Brother

Answer 2

4 horsemen.  2 words .....ric flair

Answer 3

Horsemen without a Doubt.  Not even a contest.

Akbar's Devastation Inc. were cornerstones of Midsouth/UWF and WCCW's midcard but beyond that they really didn't have alot of great influence.  They were a bunch of oddities that drew pretty well and were good to get guys over, but thats about it other than Kamala who was by far the most successful.

Answer 4

PROBABLY THE 4 HORSEMEN

I BARELY KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT DEVASTATION INC

PARTLY BECAUSE I NEVER REALLY SAW WCCW

EXCEPT FOR NOW ON DVD

EVERYONE WHO KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT WRESTLING KNOWS

THE 4 HORSEMEN

Answer 5

Horsemen for sure.tully,arn,ole,& ric. i didn't really get into the barry windham,sting,jeff jarrett,chris benoit,dean malenko, and especially mongo mcmicheals  horsemen. the originals were the best.

Answer 6

My hand is showing 4 fingers to answer this for you!

Answer 7

FOUR HORSEMEN

Answer 8

The Four Horsemen. Easily.

Answer 9

Who was Devastation, Inc?  Guess that answers the question, huh?

Answer 10

The Horsemen.

Everyone who was no-one and wanted to become someone  was at some point in time a Horsemen, and just by that exposure sky rocketed some careers of wrestlers who had they not been a Horsemen, probably would not have made it mainstream.

Every faction of a group you see today, has some resemblance to the Horsemen, or they do something that honors the 4 Horsemen of old.

With Ric Flair as the driving force and mainstay of the Horsemen, all the younger wrestlers inspired to be like him, wrestle like or be great like him.  

They also, with the feuds they engaged in vaulted ordinary wrestlers to the top of the business.  Plus all those guys especially the originals Horsemen are all role models and mentors to the younger guys still trying to break in the business today.

Barry Windham, Paul Roma, Sid Vicious, Steve McMichael, and a very very young lex luger all benefited  from being a horseman at some point and time in their career