What if Scott Steiner went to SD! instead of RAW in 2002?

[womenwrestlerfan]

Hey guys, here's another what if question:

Now, when Scott Steiner returned to the WWE in 2002, he went to RAW, and he faced Triple H and Evolution only to be a jobber

But then, after his feud with Triple H, he would go on to team up with Test to take on La Resistance and then, the 2 of them would feud against each other, but also, Scott Steiner would have Stacy Keibler as his valet, but then, he turned heel and at the 2004 WWE Royal Rumble, Scott Steiner would be injured and he never returned to the WWE, but 2 years later, he would show up at TNA Wrestling and today, he continues to wrestle in the Indies

But on SD! in 2002, they had lots of talent from the likes of Brock Lesnar, Big Show, Kurt Angle, The Undertaker, Charlie Haas, Shelton Benjamin, Billy Kidman, Tajiri, Rey Mysterio, Jamie Noble, Billy Gunn, Los Guerreros, John Cena and many others

They also had Divas from Torrie Wilson to Dawn Marie

and so, I ask you all this:

What if Scott Steiner went to SD! instead of RAW in 2002?

What if he faced these guys in 2002?

Brock Lesnar, Kurt Angle, Edge, The Undertaker and Big Show once again

and also, would he have a valet in either Torrie Wilson or Dawn Marie?

That's the Question!

Please share your thoughts on all of this

[Goldie79]

I doubt that Steiner would have made much an impression on the top tier of Smackdown.
Though he was one of the few wrestlers to make an impression at the end of WCW... he did so when alot of the main guys were absent (Hogan left, Goldberg, Sting & Flair were injured)... and coming into the WWE there was just too much top level talent and not enough space for Steiner to join the ranks.

I would see Brock, Taker, Big Show all going over Steiner on Smackdown.... and Edge (before he became a top liner) was working his way up the ladder.... so I could see them splitting the wins and losses evenly.
Though I don't think he was used to his full potential.... maybe it was an age thing with Steiner (he was 40 when he re-joined) as to why he wasn't pushed harder.
As a whole he bombed .... and was paid to sit out the remainder of his contract at home (even when he recovered from the injury at the Rumble)