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**Rock Bottom** · 08-04-2004, 07:23 AM

I suppose it's a loyalty to the product, besides finding it interesting. I always watched it as a youngster, really markish. But it really hit me around '95 and '96, and I started getting into the deeper aspects. Then I watched guys like Stone Cold, The Rock, Triple H, Michaels, people like that bust their asses. I always have had some sort of loyalty to the WWE. I enjoyed WCW, but I always liked WWE more regardless of whether or not they were inferior at the time.

The Monday Night War made it all the more interesting, and I think it got alot of people drawn into the scene. The Rock made a mark out of me, and the new breed of superstars in general got me into it. I suppose now it's just that lingering loyalty again, to see who is next in the wrestling legacy. My hopes are in Orton and Batista.

08-04-2004, 07:23 AM	#3
Rock Bottom Ball So Hard University Posts: 8,450	I suppose it's a loyalty to the product, besides finding it interesting. I always watched it as a youngster, really markish. But it really hit me around '95 and '96, and I started getting into the deeper aspects. Then I watched guys like Stone Cold, The Rock, Triple H, Michaels, people like that bust their asses. I always have had some sort of loyalty to the WWE. I enjoyed WCW, but I always liked WWE more regardless of whether or not they were inferior at the time. The Monday Night War made it all the more interesting, and I think it got alot of people drawn into the scene. The Rock made a mark out of me, and the new breed of superstars in general got me into it. I suppose now it's just that lingering loyalty again, to see who is next in the wrestling legacy. My hopes are in Orton and Batista.