Thread: TPWW's VH-1 "I Love The Wrestling 90's"
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Old 01-17-2004, 10:34 PM   #4
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For me, the moment that sticks out for me in the 1990s is one of those "Wrestlecrap" moments that nonetheless made a big impact.

My most vivid memory is of watching Royal Rumble 1994 when Undertaker fought Yokozuna in a casket match. I remember the entire heel locker room emptying to force Undertaker into the casket, then his "resurrection" on the ramp. Looking back, it's cheesy as hell, but to my scaredy-cat sixth-grader self, it was horror at its finest. I'll never forget that "I...will not rest. In. Peace" speech.
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