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Playaz Eyez

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I've been saying this since day 1!

Anyway:

Survivor Series 03 ... Most say the AE ended at Mania 17 but this ppv lowkey was the closing of a chapter; end of Steve Austin's run as a weekly character, death of Biker Taker and the start of Cena's face run :ehh:

Armageddon 03 ... Wrestling was mad sleazy back then, had Lita/Trish take on Jericho/Christian in "Eric Bischoff's Battle of the Sexes" from a storyline where the two guys bet each other on who would smash first :mjlol:This is where Lita started to thicken up :ehh:

I always looked at the official end of Attitude being the 1st brand extension. It was the first official resetting of the company. Tag teams broken up, new tag teams formed, introduction of new characters and other characters repackaged. The eventual change from WWF to WWE basically cemented it.
 

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Yeah just turn on autoplay and then every time you sign in to whatever you watch it on go to continue watching.
I'd still love if they brought on a calender feature where you can filter down by company. When you play it'll play all the shows they have from that time range in order. So like for WWF it would show their Monday Night Raw, then Smackdown, then Sunday Night Heat and eventually a PPV. Basically aan option to watch shyt as if we were fans at that time. Instead of having to jump out of Raw to switch over to Smackdown and all that.
 

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I'd still love if they brought on a calender feature where you can filter down by company. When you play it'll play all the shows they have from that time range in order. So like for WWF it would show their Monday Night Raw, then Smackdown, then Sunday Night Heat and eventually a PPV. Basically aan option to watch shyt as if we were fans at that time. Instead of having to jump out of Raw to switch over to Smackdown and all that.

That and a general chronological order for everything would be ideal to me as I like to follow shyt in order for all the promotions. So start at their earliest footage which is Texas stuff from the 50s and go forward. Everything by date, every promotion all in one big playlist as it were. To my knowledge there isn't even a master list of everything on the Network and there's a lot of stuff that's still up but didn't get a category when they did the revamping (like collections, Hidden Gems, Old School) and other things that get added but not publicized at all.
 

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Watching the whole nwo era by skipping to the relevant parts through all the nitros, better than the documentary’s. All the smaller debuts and other shyt they skip over I haven’t seen since when it aired
 

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Right around Spring Stampede 1999. There wasn't an angle or anything. He just took a short break after the Steiner feud and when he came back he was a whiny a$$hole that then grew into a full blown heel.
 

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Yeah really that whole time frame the entire main event scene randomly swapped heel and face positions. A month or so after the Finger Poke of Doom and Ric Flair saving WCW from Eric Bischoff, somehow Hogan and Nash were bigger faces than ever, Flair was the top heel with Piper as his second in command, Goldberg was an afterthought, DDP and Macho Man returned and both turned heel (both were faces before their hiatuses).....but none of them had really any angles or storyline reasons for changes. They just....swapped one day :russ:
 
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