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**NeanderCarl** · 05-26-2008, 06:15 PM

But then with more squash matches and less PPVs, proper feuds stood out a lot more and were easier to remember back then. A top wrestler may only get two long programmes a year, and a couple of mini ones. You could probably take every angle and feud from the original Hogan era (1984-1992), and you wouldn't get a years worth of Raws and PPVs out of them today.

AND they'd be executed less effectively and with guys who weren't over in the slightest.

05-26-2008, 06:15 PM	#16
NeanderCarl That's Not My Name Posts: 9,086	But then with more squash matches and less PPVs, proper feuds stood out a lot more and were easier to remember back then. A top wrestler may only get two long programmes a year, and a couple of mini ones. You could probably take *every* angle and feud from the original Hogan era (1984-1992), and you wouldn't get a years worth of Raws and PPVs out of them today. AND they'd be executed less effectively and with guys who weren't over in the slightest.