Thread: Explain how "money in the bank" is good for wrestling
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Old 12-25-2011, 08:59 AM   #23
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Except for Owen/Bret I don't see much to have gotten hooked into in 1994. 17 years is a long time watching wrestling. It might not be as long as others have been watching (around WM4 for me), but it's still a longtime. Though I call bullshit on 1996 because it means he only started watching wrestling because of the New World Order. Fuck that shit.

Like I said before there is nothing stopping you watching the 80s stuff on the internet or wherever. It's not like just because you missed it the first time that you can't go back. It's alot better than the stuff on today at any rate. It's going to be great going back to watch it all over again if the WWE Network gets on my cable box.
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