Thread: DISCUSSION: Underrated Rivalries
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Old 11-23-2014, 01:10 PM   #1
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DISCUSSION: Underrated Rivalries
What are some rivalries/feuds that you enjoyed and remember fondly, but are generally lost in the shuffle compared to the "iconic" feuds of their eras.

For me, it is the Flair/HHH feud in 2005. They had brutal matches that were so full of emotion, violence, and intensity. Triple H was trying to put a former idol who had become happy with his own mediocrity and Ric Flair was trying to show he is far from a rusty hood ornament. "Epic" gets thrown around a lot, but this feud truly lived up to that word.




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