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**olympic hitman** · 05-08-2005, 03:25 AM

My top two picks would be;

1}Owen Hart vs. Bret Hart: It was a good concept and worked really well. It's just sad that Owen never won the WWF Title off this feud. Anytime you have family against family it works pretty well[except seeing the McMahons vs. each other for the millionth time

].

2}McMahon vs. Austin: This is what contributed to WCW's downfall and started the proverbial ball rolling to the WWE's favor. Austin vs. McMahon was entertaining and never failed to deliver wrestling-wise. It just shows ya, "don't cross the Boss"

. Vinnie Mac realized this feud would be great because Austin would symbolize the average Joe against his/her boss. It brought ratings and popularity back to wrestling that had been lacking for years.

There are other honorable mentions such as Sting/Flair or Bret/Michaels, but, these are the two I watched back in the day and really throughly enjoyed from beginning-to-end.

05-08-2005, 03:25 AM	#28
olympic hitman It's ALL True.... Posts: 136	My top two picks would be; 1}Owen Hart vs. Bret Hart: It was a good concept and worked really well. It's just sad that Owen never won the WWF Title off this feud. Anytime you have family against family it works pretty well[except seeing the McMahons vs. each other for the millionth time ]. 2}McMahon vs. Austin: This is what contributed to WCW's downfall and started the proverbial ball rolling to the WWE's favor. Austin vs. McMahon was entertaining and never failed to deliver wrestling-wise. It just shows ya, "don't cross the Boss" . Vinnie Mac realized this feud would be great because Austin would symbolize the average Joe against his/her boss. It brought ratings and popularity back to wrestling that had been lacking for years. There are other honorable mentions such as Sting/Flair or Bret/Michaels, but, these are the two I watched back in the day and really throughly enjoyed from beginning-to-end.