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**Ricky** · 02-12-2004, 11:26 AM

I think this year is going to end up a lot like 1997. Right now it does feel like another boom period is possibly on it's way, but not quite yet. This is going to be very much a building year to prepare for the next big era of wrestling, with the likes of Benoit and Guerrero starting to be pushed up to their full potential, while people like Triple H will hopefully start to take a back seat, similar to 97 how Stone Cold started to recieve his push but wasn't quite there, while in early 98 Shawn Micheals prepared to move out the way for him. So far this has been a decent year and if it continues then maybe next year we really will see a full-on boom period again, but I think this is going to be a year that the hardcore fans will enjoy quite a bit, but the average person isn't going to pick up on it for a while yet.

So basically there is quite a way to go yet, but the right things are at least starting to happen.

02-12-2004, 11:26 AM	#17
Ricky Posts: 5,659	I think this year is going to end up a lot like 1997. Right now it does feel like another boom period is possibly on it's way, but not quite yet. This is going to be very much a building year to prepare for the next big era of wrestling, with the likes of Benoit and Guerrero starting to be pushed up to their full potential, while people like Triple H will hopefully start to take a back seat, similar to 97 how Stone Cold started to recieve his push but wasn't quite there, while in early 98 Shawn Micheals prepared to move out the way for him. So far this has been a decent year and if it continues then maybe next year we really will see a full-on boom period again, but I think this is going to be a year that the hardcore fans will enjoy quite a bit, but the average person isn't going to pick up on it for a while yet. So basically there is quite a way to go yet, but the right things are at least starting to happen. Last edited by Ricky; 02-12-2004 at 11:45 AM.