The Naitch
08-20-2011, 04:31 PM
10 being your worst
1 being your best
Forgive me, some years I wasn't watching so it contains blurs and no real comments
Don't tell me that I did this thread already, because I didn't. It's all XL's fault anyways.
10. 2005- Was watching religiously here, but there was too much Super Cena coupled with a lackluster Batista run on Smackdown! Too much long winded JBL promos. Tired of the babyface champ (Cena) vs. the authority heel (Bischoff) formula. The Smackdown! theme was awful. Only good thing about this year I remember was Carlito beating Cena in his debut match for the US Title.
9. 2006- Too much Super Cena again but now with a PG_style DX. And The Spirit Squad was a waste.
8. 2007- WWECW, whole 3 brand thing was not well executed. Lashley as ECW Champ was terrible.
7. 2008- Blur, I remember this year being meh. Only thing that stands out from this year was the Benoit massacre. Marcus Cor Von. Jonathan Coachman.
6. 2009- So so. Another blur, but I remember this to be the year that alot changed. It was odd seeing "THE FUTURE" right before my very eyes. PPV names changed dramatically, and there were lots of new stars getting exposure. CM Punk was on the come up as a heel. The new HD sets were the norm. I barely watched though since I was busy doing other things around this time. I remember back in 2006, people on here were clamoring for the most anticipated encounter between Cena and Orton. But then it happened alot in this year and I'm pretty sure people got tired of it. Fail.
5. 2004- Best thing about this year was Evolution, Eugene, and The Rock showing up on RAW here and there.
4. 2003- Finally...The Heel Rock...has come back! Evolution was good. Goldberg, Scott Steiner, Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle was in full effect. Smackdown! was the hottest it's been in forever. Best part of this year was the emergence of The Dr. of Thuganomics (heel only please)
3. 2001- This transition period post Attitude Era, left me curious to see how they would handle the WCW buy-out. Even if the InVasion failed, it was truly the next era to witness since the Attitude Era was officially laid to rest the night after WrestleMania X7.
2. 2002- The nWo was what I was dying to see here, but it was letdown. Oh well. The spring and summer of 2002 was one of the best times for me to watch as a fan, mainly because I was always smoking mad chronic everyday, I wasn't working and I was done school. Brock Lesnar was the man. He brought the heel persona back to life again just by his presence alone. The Rock was in the midst of a comeback. I liked Flair as 50% owner. RAW had a brand new look. BookerDust was the goods. I always thought they were ten times better than Rock N' Sock. Also, Eric Bischoff shocked the world by showing up on RAW. The transition that started in 2001 was finally coming together as one cohesive unit. Smackdown was shaping up nicely. Steph was also hot as SD! GM.
1. 2000- WWE had to stay on it's toes this year, since there was still competition, so you always got entertaining TV. You always got the best WWE had to offer. They weren't "lazy" with the writing. The Radicalz debuted. The Rock was in his absolute PRIME. Triple H was the big heel alongside his new and fresh DX look. You had to be home for every episode of RAW and SD! The mega babyface chasing the dominant heel champion was a good formula during this time. This was also during the time where the internet and backstage news wasn't spoiling things for me. I was a mark.
1 being your best
Forgive me, some years I wasn't watching so it contains blurs and no real comments
Don't tell me that I did this thread already, because I didn't. It's all XL's fault anyways.
10. 2005- Was watching religiously here, but there was too much Super Cena coupled with a lackluster Batista run on Smackdown! Too much long winded JBL promos. Tired of the babyface champ (Cena) vs. the authority heel (Bischoff) formula. The Smackdown! theme was awful. Only good thing about this year I remember was Carlito beating Cena in his debut match for the US Title.
9. 2006- Too much Super Cena again but now with a PG_style DX. And The Spirit Squad was a waste.
8. 2007- WWECW, whole 3 brand thing was not well executed. Lashley as ECW Champ was terrible.
7. 2008- Blur, I remember this year being meh. Only thing that stands out from this year was the Benoit massacre. Marcus Cor Von. Jonathan Coachman.
6. 2009- So so. Another blur, but I remember this to be the year that alot changed. It was odd seeing "THE FUTURE" right before my very eyes. PPV names changed dramatically, and there were lots of new stars getting exposure. CM Punk was on the come up as a heel. The new HD sets were the norm. I barely watched though since I was busy doing other things around this time. I remember back in 2006, people on here were clamoring for the most anticipated encounter between Cena and Orton. But then it happened alot in this year and I'm pretty sure people got tired of it. Fail.
5. 2004- Best thing about this year was Evolution, Eugene, and The Rock showing up on RAW here and there.
4. 2003- Finally...The Heel Rock...has come back! Evolution was good. Goldberg, Scott Steiner, Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle was in full effect. Smackdown! was the hottest it's been in forever. Best part of this year was the emergence of The Dr. of Thuganomics (heel only please)
3. 2001- This transition period post Attitude Era, left me curious to see how they would handle the WCW buy-out. Even if the InVasion failed, it was truly the next era to witness since the Attitude Era was officially laid to rest the night after WrestleMania X7.
2. 2002- The nWo was what I was dying to see here, but it was letdown. Oh well. The spring and summer of 2002 was one of the best times for me to watch as a fan, mainly because I was always smoking mad chronic everyday, I wasn't working and I was done school. Brock Lesnar was the man. He brought the heel persona back to life again just by his presence alone. The Rock was in the midst of a comeback. I liked Flair as 50% owner. RAW had a brand new look. BookerDust was the goods. I always thought they were ten times better than Rock N' Sock. Also, Eric Bischoff shocked the world by showing up on RAW. The transition that started in 2001 was finally coming together as one cohesive unit. Smackdown was shaping up nicely. Steph was also hot as SD! GM.
1. 2000- WWE had to stay on it's toes this year, since there was still competition, so you always got entertaining TV. You always got the best WWE had to offer. They weren't "lazy" with the writing. The Radicalz debuted. The Rock was in his absolute PRIME. Triple H was the big heel alongside his new and fresh DX look. You had to be home for every episode of RAW and SD! The mega babyface chasing the dominant heel champion was a good formula during this time. This was also during the time where the internet and backstage news wasn't spoiling things for me. I was a mark.