..:Most Memorable Wrestlemania Match:..

**Juan** · 03-26-2010, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by stukkband

Not trying to be a tough guy, not going down this road with you again. You gotta get it out of your head that everybody has been on this forum since the opening of the site and that everybody has read, and participated in every thread ever posted. I don't give a damn if this topic has been discussed 10 times a day for the past 25 years. Should we all get your okay first before posting a thread? Do me a favor and don't participate in any of my threads. Your opinion isn't wanted, needed, or respected. So maybe you can piss off from now on.

**6-String King** · 03-26-2010, 10:14 PM

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Laugh it up big man, you'll be getting yours

**The Franchise** · 03-26-2010, 10:25 PM

I think it's a tie for me.

The first one would be The Rock vs Stone Cold at WrestleMania X-Seven because this was literally the defining match of the Attitude Era. I started watching wrestling in 1997 just before the Attitude Era was kicking off in the WWF. I was a big Bret Hart and HBK mark but Stone Cold was quickly becoming one of my favorites at this time and he would remain one of my favorites for years to come. Meanwhile Rocky was the best thing since sliced bread during Austin's absence. There is something about these two guys that Triple H, Cena, Batista, Orton even guys like Jericho and Angle cannot replicate. The show just has a different feel when they are on it. This feud was perfect, it was cool to see The Rock in full-blown serious mode, Austin doubting himself and the match itself was the best street fight I have ever seen. It was not perfect and a lot of people dislike the overbooked ending, but it still gave us the biggest heel turn since Hogan in 96. I also think this match has greatly influenced what is considered a "good WWE main event match" because of all the false finishes and such that this match made famous.

The other one would be Chris Jericho vs Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania XIX. I loved HBK because he was a smaller guy and he was just fun as shit to watch. Since HBK left the only guy that really was in the same boat as him in terms of being a good smaller wrestle who ALSO was good at promos and had charisma was Y2J. There were other guys like Christian and Eddie but they were not as big of stars. So seeing this match was a huge dream match for me and pretty much the entire IWC. I think this match went so "crisp." I dunno, this match was a pleasure to watch, great atmosphere, great story and it just went so smooth and felt like they didn't rehearse anything. Just two of my favorites had an incredible match. This is probably the first match I would show to someone who is not a wrestling fan.

03-26-2010, 10:25 PM	#3
The Franchise Just a bro. Posts: 3,517	I think it's a tie for me. The first one would be The Rock vs Stone Cold at WrestleMania X-Seven because this was literally the defining match of the Attitude Era. I started watching wrestling in 1997 just before the Attitude Era was kicking off in the WWF. I was a big Bret Hart and HBK mark but Stone Cold was quickly becoming one of my favorites at this time and he would remain one of my favorites for years to come. Meanwhile Rocky was the best thing since sliced bread during Austin's absence. There is something about these two guys that Triple H, Cena, Batista, Orton even guys like Jericho and Angle cannot replicate. The show just has a different feel when they are on it. This feud was perfect, it was cool to see The Rock in full-blown serious mode, Austin doubting himself and the match itself was the best street fight I have ever seen. It was not perfect and a lot of people dislike the overbooked ending, but it still gave us the biggest heel turn since Hogan in 96. I also think this match has greatly influenced what is considered a "good WWE main event match" because of all the false finishes and such that this match made famous. The other one would be Chris Jericho vs Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania XIX. I loved HBK because he was a smaller guy and he was just fun as shit to watch. Since HBK left the only guy that really was in the same boat as him in terms of being a good smaller wrestle who ALSO was good at promos and had charisma was Y2J. There were other guys like Christian and Eddie but they were not as big of stars. So seeing this match was a huge dream match for me and pretty much the entire IWC. I think this match went so "crisp." I dunno, this match was a pleasure to watch, great atmosphere, great story and it just went so smooth and felt like they didn't rehearse anything. Just two of my favorites had an incredible match. This is probably the first match I would show to someone who is not a wrestling fan.