I'm so glad that i was able to live through the 'attitude age' of wrestling

**The One** · 10-23-2007, 03:45 PM

That sliding People's Elbow to Davey Boy was my favorite People's Elbow of all time. I don't know why...also I went out and bought the exact same shirt he was wearing that night (it was a black short sleeve collar shirt which I can't fit into anymore

).

Anyway, The Attitude Era was incredible. I think as far as sheer enjoyment, Jim Crockett in the late 80's tops it, but only because I was a markish kid and loved Ric and Tully. The Attitude Era allowed me to really get into wrestling, rediscover my love for it, and in a way enjoy it on a level I had never enjoyed it before. I remember marking out during the AE, despite being a very well knowledged smark by then. I can't recall too many times after 1990 that I really marked out bad, and not just for people I loved, hell I marked out for guys like Godfather back then. It was like something inside my brain that knew all the backstage stuff just turned off and I got to enjoy it like new again.

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10-23-2007, 03:45 PM	#11
The One Boss Posts: 17,611	That sliding People's Elbow to Davey Boy was my favorite People's Elbow of all time. I don't know why...also I went out and bought the exact same shirt he was wearing that night (it was a black short sleeve collar shirt which I can't fit into anymore ). Anyway, The Attitude Era was incredible. I think as far as sheer enjoyment, Jim Crockett in the late 80's tops it, but only because I was a markish kid and loved Ric and Tully. The Attitude Era allowed me to really get into wrestling, rediscover my love for it, and in a way enjoy it on a level I had never enjoyed it before. I remember marking out during the AE, despite being a very well knowledged smark by then. I can't recall too many times after 1990 that I really marked out bad, and not just for people I loved, hell I marked out for guys like Godfather back then. It was like something inside my brain that knew all the backstage stuff just turned off and I got to enjoy it like new again.