WM 10, 11, 12 are overall completely awful.
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WM 10, 11, 12 are overall completely awful.
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WM XXX was booked flawlessly from beginning to end pretty much. The two Daniel Bryan matches over Triple H and then Orton/Batista to close out his story, Cesaro winning the battle royal by tossing Big Show, The Shield squashing 
Kane and the outlaws, the shock and awe of Undertaker's streak ending to Lesnar. The reaction from the crowd on that 3 count was something u never see anymore. You could hear the gasps.
I think Bray probably should have gone over Cena OR at least Cena should have beat the shyt outta him with that chair to get in some type of character development for him moving forward but it wasn't something that killed Wyatt. It was the PPVs that followed that did him no favors.
Kane and the outlaws, the shock and awe of Undertaker's streak ending to Lesnar. The reaction from the crowd on that 3 count was something u never see anymore. You could hear the gasps. I think Bray probably should have gone over Cena OR at least Cena should have beat the shyt outta him with that chair to get in some type of character development for him moving forward but it wasn't something that killed Wyatt. It was the PPVs that followed that did him no favors.
Young Scott Steiner doing the 450
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
Razor vs the model on Raw 35, greatest opening match? 
Razor vs the model on Raw 35, greatest opening match?
Nah. Bret vs Bam Bam, Bret vs Fatu, HBK vs Marty, Quebecers vs Steiners
Broad Street Bully
Sick & Tide Sixers/Phillies/Cowboys fan smh
he was like 10 yards away from dude, why would he even try that shyt?
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
JRs heel run in 99 is some funny azz shyt
richaveli83
Veteran
That NEVER gets old!
richaveli83
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It was actually a really good match though. If it wasn't for the Screwjob it would have been their best match against each other.Matches I listed:
Vs Taker (only HIAC, Ground Zero and Rumble matches were nothing)
vs Bret (only WM, we acting like the Survivor Series match is a good match lol)
Vs Mankind
Vs Austin (KOTR only, WM match was nothing
vs Sid (not even because it was GOOD, but the crowd reaction was)
vs Diesel at IYH
Those matches with Bulldog fukking suck, dude. He was clearly fukked up in the Beware of Dog match.
Vader/HBK might legit be the most disappointing match of the entire New Gen era, and it was entirely on HBK being a piece of shyt and going out of his way to make Vader look bad to pull a power play.
WWF Wrestlemania 9
Probably the single most maligned WM of all time, and it turns out...it's actually good. Not "it's not as bad as people say". Actually a good show. Multiple career performances (Tatanka, Yoko, arguably Crush all had their best matches, Lex had his best WWF match, Perfect's best match not involving Bret in 3 years), multiple intersecting angles that set up the next 4-5 months of TV, and a neat and refreshing outdoor venue.
It's a shame that people judge it based on what DIDN'T happen after, and that Hogan Hogan'd and fukked up plans, but it's very clear from this event that TV would have looked like this until Summerslam:
Bret vs Luger (Luger laid Bret out a brunch earlier in the day, meaning Bret wasn't even at full strength heading into the match with Yoko)
HBK vs Perfect (Luger beats Perfect, Perfect tries to get some skin back and HBK beats his ass)
Luna vs Sherri (With Tatanka and Luna's new guy getting dragged into it)
More fukkery with Doink and Crush
More fukkery with Gonzalez and Taker leading to a gimmick match
Money Inc vs Steiners for the titles (Money Inc/Mega Maniacs seemed decisive even with a DQ finish, Steiners decisively beat Headshrinkers)
Hogan still presumably does nothing or beats Yoko again, then puts Bret over at Summerslam as Bret got fukked out of the title, didn't get his rematch, and Hogan challenged Bret before the title match to start with
Some of it happened, some of it didn't, but this show certainly had laid out a vision until Summerslam. When the story of this show gets told, everyone seems to forget that Hulk didn't just walk out there and demand a title shot. He went out to tell the ref what happened to reverse the decision, and Fuji/Yoko CHALLENGED him on the spot. And Hulk wasn't going to do it, but then Fuji put the title on the line and Bret told him to go for it. They also forget to mention it got the biggest reaction of the show, and people were happier to see Hogan win than they were sad to see Bret lose.
Probably the single most maligned WM of all time, and it turns out...it's actually good. Not "it's not as bad as people say". Actually a good show. Multiple career performances (Tatanka, Yoko, arguably Crush all had their best matches, Lex had his best WWF match, Perfect's best match not involving Bret in 3 years), multiple intersecting angles that set up the next 4-5 months of TV, and a neat and refreshing outdoor venue.
It's a shame that people judge it based on what DIDN'T happen after, and that Hogan Hogan'd and fukked up plans, but it's very clear from this event that TV would have looked like this until Summerslam:
Bret vs Luger (Luger laid Bret out a brunch earlier in the day, meaning Bret wasn't even at full strength heading into the match with Yoko)
HBK vs Perfect (Luger beats Perfect, Perfect tries to get some skin back and HBK beats his ass)
Luna vs Sherri (With Tatanka and Luna's new guy getting dragged into it)
More fukkery with Doink and Crush
More fukkery with Gonzalez and Taker leading to a gimmick match
Money Inc vs Steiners for the titles (Money Inc/Mega Maniacs seemed decisive even with a DQ finish, Steiners decisively beat Headshrinkers)
Hogan still presumably does nothing or beats Yoko again, then puts Bret over at Summerslam as Bret got fukked out of the title, didn't get his rematch, and Hogan challenged Bret before the title match to start with
Some of it happened, some of it didn't, but this show certainly had laid out a vision until Summerslam. When the story of this show gets told, everyone seems to forget that Hulk didn't just walk out there and demand a title shot. He went out to tell the ref what happened to reverse the decision, and Fuji/Yoko CHALLENGED him on the spot. And Hulk wasn't going to do it, but then Fuji put the title on the line and Bret told him to go for it. They also forget to mention it got the biggest reaction of the show, and people were happier to see Hogan win than they were sad to see Bret lose.
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