Why have superstars like D'lo Brown and Val Venis who were famous in the attitude era now gone down to...?

Question

bottom mid - carders?

Answer 1

I wouldn't really say that they were "famous" in the Attitude Era, but that was where they spent a memorable amount of their career in. The wired thing is that though D'lo was best known for being in the NOD, and Val as a p**n star (lol) they both never really made it past the IC/European/Tag division to go into the main event (Though the main event scene was filled with Rock, Austin, HHH...etc) I wasn't really expecting to but JBL and Edge surprised me so it could have been like that). So since they didn't really make a name for themselves in their Era it's would be less likely to happen in today's Era (with the "entertainment" and TVPG rating). But D'lo got resigned so there are still chances for him, unlike Val who could be on the brink of being released :(.

Answer 2

I think it's because they're older now and it's time for them to give back to the business and put the younger guys over.

Answer 3

I know, its quite sad really.  Val should have gave up a long time ago and D'Lo should never have returned

Answer 4

Because WWE is obviously a little messed up nowadays.

Answer 5

they all had there own original gimmick which was entertaining but now the new breed of superstars all have the same gimmick as the big angry guys

Answer 6

dont no

Answer 7

They are still great wrestlers and Val, maybe a little out of shape but their status of possible main event status stars of the attitude era to modern day mid carders. Is all due to the sign of times! It's a new day & age and their shock value and curiosity stages have gone and passed. Now they are just established athletes of the sports entertainment world.

Answer 8

there gonna come back

Answer 9

Because they get old and not as exciting. Also because they get new and improved superstars like Mr. Kennedy.

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