At that time Hall was actually the bigger star cause Hennig was just getting started... talent wise they were probably pretty equal... I thought Hall was a pretty good wrestler who got screwed because of bad choices... Hennig at least won the AWA World championship.

What are you talking about ? When they teamed up in 1985 Curt was the veteran of the team having been a pro and worked in the WWWF as well as haviing a prior run in te AWA years before. That's why they put Hall with Hennig, to learn. Scott wasn't a star yet, they had him doing a lame "Magnum" Scott Hall deal complete with a big gooffy stash.

Talent wise Curt was so much better in th ring, it wasn't even close !

Not arguing that Hennig was MUCH better, but how does being a jobber in WWF make you a "veteran" of the team?

He also worked in Portland in 1983 as a main eventer in that territory and had come back and was being pushed in the AWA back in 1984 teaming with his dad in a headlining feud with the Road Warriors before the 2 were put together in 1985. He had alreay been in the business a little over 5 years when they started teaming up and Scott was put with Curt to learn as much as anything else.

Well, Curt was good to learn from...

That's a fact Jack !