Thread: All Time Favourite Feud, And Why?
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Old 11-20-2014, 10:03 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by TheDXArmy3Life View Post
Stone Cold Steve Austin feuding against Bret Hart and the Hart Foundation.

I think this was the greatest story ever told, Austin pushed Hart to the limit, and Bret made Austin more popular than ever. their closing match at Wrestlemania 13 started the attitude era.
I'll second this. This feud was the first time that I can remember WWE openly acknowledging the blurred lines of 'good' and 'evil'. It had a truly 'non-cartoon' feel to it that sparked many more feuds of a similar ilk. Even though Bret's feud with Owen (which again, I loved) didn't feel like a cartoon, they were very aggressive in making Owen look like a dickhead, when in actuality, the motivation for his turn wasn't really that far-fetched.
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