Yeah, probably. Spider-man may be an inherently good man, who started out looking after his only living family. But you could say the same for a Mr. Parker Robbins. Better known as The Hood. Wrestling for cash would get someones attention. That someone would get Spider-Man's attention, and would make an offer. Without Ben's death to spur him into a life of guilt-fueled heroism, Spider may actually think twice about that deal. Then something bad will happen to May, or Ben, and this time he'll not be looking for justice. He'll be looking for revenge, because he took that first step. Suddenly that offer will spring to his mind, and he'll wonder if he could use it to find those responsible, or take the job to get money to pay for the hospital bills. And then he's in debt. And other offers are made. And since he already accepted one, why not a bit more? A slippery slope Spidey will slide, until yes, he ends up as a villain.
Worst part? It won't even be a high level, archnemesis villain. It'll be some D-list joke of a supervillain.
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