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They're eating the dogs..
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What was the moment that really got you into rasslin'?
I remember when I was a kid one Saturday night I couldn't sleep and I put on NBC and SNME was on and I still remember to this day it was a match between Big Bossman and Million Dollar Man and BBM was choking Dibiase with his belt. Must have been around September 1989. I remember the hype in Detroit for WM 3 but I was too young to know what the heck rasslin was really. Then i found out Dibiase told Virgil what to and I was hooked.
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RIP SABU
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Is Finkle
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Answered this question before but:
- Pretty much always watched wrestling growing up, but on a casual "I can see it or not see it" basis. - Took a hiatus when I got scared after Papa Shango made Ultimate Warrior vomit. ![]() - Interest in wrestling piqued up again with Summerslam 96 and Paul Bearer turning on Taker. - Moment I REALLY got into it was Wrestlemania 13, Bret vs Austin. From that point on, I have barely missed a show. |
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Grim Fandango
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Savage vs The Snake is the one thing that stands out from me watching as a child. I stopped watching around 95 though then got back into it after playing WCW / nWo revenge at a friends house. Such is the power of video games.
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b/c 5 is better than 4
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My first wrestling memory was watching Summerslam 1996 with my uncle on VHS tape, probably in late 1996 (making me 7)...... I drifted in and out until 2001......
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8 years old, hearing Bobby Heenan say "he don't have a friend left" JUST as Warrior's music hits. It blew my mind
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MVP Mark
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NWO.
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Ballsy Badass
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Flair defeating Harley Race at Starrcade for the NWA title
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Over Like Rover
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http://youtu.be/5WlIds2b-aY
http://youtu.be/R6fa7vhKyNw http://youtu.be/TaWJ_RSvHy0 Hogan/Savage, London 1989 |
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I'm Brllnt!
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Was simply flipping around one Saturday and came across WCW Saturday Night and decided to stick with it. Heard about Nitro and then I started watching more and more.
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Flame on, Motherfokkas!
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I saw a betamax rent in some old video store and some customer played it and it showed Big Boss Man vs Mr. Perfect.. And the other thing is the whole Macho Man/Hogan Mega-Powers, Ultimate Warrior era that made me a REAL WWE fan... Same with classic matches of Royal Rumble 1991 and 1992. I even own 2 WWF magazines with Perfect and HBK on the front covers. Plus, an old Hogan poster with a heavyweight belt on his weight with the words, "HULK RULES!"
I even consider Owen Hart/Bret Hart/British bulldog feuds as classics too. Same with Bret's matches with HBK at Survivor Series and Mr. Perfect at Summerslam for the IC belt title. And I'm still a Stone Cold Crazy fan!!! ![]() That Stone Cold shirt was waaayyy back almost like 12 yrs ago and I was only a teen.. And it still fits me until now despite the collar and the shirt is a bit bleached and faded. |
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Quark is Less Impressed.
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The Mega Powers vs. the MegaBucks.
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Can't say for sure but I think the 91 Royal Rumble PPV is what really got me hooked.
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Ballsy Badass
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I prefer the 92 Rumble when the title was up for grabs
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Former TPWW Royalty
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Never had that one moment that got me hooked early into wrestling since I'd usually only watched it on Sundays at my grandparents house after CCD/religious class as a kid. Loved watching Hogan and the Bushwackers matches when they showed on tv though.
Some big moments that contributed would have been the HBK-Bret Hart feud over the title, the 1-2-3 Kid upset over Razor Ramon got me hooked on WWF Monday Night Raw, and Stone Cold's IC feud with The Rock involving Stone Cold getting tossed from a bridge. WCW hooking point was Hall's sudden arrival on Nitro since it was unexpected and out of nowhere compared to a normal debut. |
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MEIN FUHRER! I CAN WALK!
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I was in Kindergarten and of course a big fan of cartoons with good vs evil stories like all kids. Ghostbusters, TMNT, etc. A friend of mine told me about this thing called wrestling where real life good guys and bad guys fight. This was around 1990 or so. I checked it out and remembered seeing good guys like Hulk Hogan fighting the evil guys like Ted Dibiase. I've been hooked ever since.
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