It's fair to say that, when he reflects on his career, the whole Invasion portion of it won't be listed amongst DDP's favourite times in the business. An unlikely star in WCW due to his admirable work ethic (and friendship with Eric Bischoff), DDP rose to the top of the company despite his advancing age. He was one of the few genuine stars WWE acquired when it bought out WCW and should have really been use a lot better. Instead of playing the character he'd been doing so well for years, WWE made him the 'stalker', and he was absolutely pummelled by Undertaker, Kane and Undertaker's then-wife Sara. It was all downhill from there and Page found himself relegated to the opening match and European Title scene. After initially retiring from the business due to a serious neck injury, DDP returned for a run in TNA before hanging up his boots for good and focusing on his DDP Yoga business. These days, he also provides help for his friends and former co-workers, like Scott Hall and Jake Roberts, as they battle with addiction.
