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**Favre4Ever** · 06-13-2010, 02:42 PM

Despite WM 18 being booked to be Triple H's "glorious" moment, I think the Wrestlemania 2000 fatal four-way was a bigger deal just because of how much of the public eye was on the WWF at the time. The boom period was peaking and the WWF SNL episode hosted by the Rock had just aired. That match was the culmination of around six months of storylines and sort of broke Triple H through into being a star "outside" of the confines of the WWF.

The four way match itself might not have been spectacular but it had all the other necessary qualities, including hype and fan reaction.

06-13-2010, 02:42 PM	#18
Favre4Ever Incoming Text Posts: 2,646	Despite WM 18 being booked to be Triple H's "glorious" moment, I think the Wrestlemania 2000 fatal four-way was a bigger deal just because of how much of the public eye was on the WWF at the time. The boom period was peaking and the WWF SNL episode hosted by the Rock had just aired. That match was the culmination of around six months of storylines and sort of broke Triple H through into being a star "outside" of the confines of the WWF. The four way match itself might not have been spectacular but it had all the other necessary qualities, including hype and fan reaction.