Comments on: WWF Memories

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 17:30:35 +0000

Thanks man, appreciate your good thoughts. Yeah, wrestling memories can run deep. Similar to video games, wrestling has always been part of my life in some form or fashion. I’m so glad the WWE product is back to being interesting again at long last.

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 17:28:39 +0000

Owens vs. Austin at WrestleMania what, 38 39, was awesome! No pun intended on the WHAT lol

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 17:25:45 +0000

Oh man just seeing this comment for the first time. Yeah, WrestleMania 31 was SWEET. Can’t believe next year it’ll be 10 years ago. Yeah, DX vs. nWo gave me the chills… never thought I’d see the day, especially in person. Rest in Peace to our brother, Scott Hall.

By: ygluck33

ygluck33 — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 15:52:07 +0000

I knew there was a chance i forgot something I wanted to comment on, IDK how i forgot to mention the WWF Hasbro figures you had on there too, those were REALLY awesome, I still have most of the 1st 2 series figs that they made. Another thing I wanted to mention was that moment at the Wrestlemania you went to that stood out to me was when DX and the nWo squared off, I popped like crazy, that’s so cool that you got to witness that moment in real life and see Scott Hall. I wanna say the last moment I can think of where I marked out super hard like that was when Stone Cold fought Kevin Owens at Wrestlemania. Man, when his music hit I raised the volume up on my TV, and I was laughing out of glee seeing him drink his SteveWeisers and stunning people. Good times.

By: ygluck33

ygluck33 — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 02:20:47 +0000

Wow, there’s a lot of goodness in this article that I’d love to reply to, maybe it would take me several posts but I’ll try to sum up my thoughts. I started watching WWF in 85 or 86 with my both my father and my grandpa. I think the 1st person I remember seeing is either Hogan or Warrior but I remember being hooked right away. The Saturday morning show was must see tv after Saturday morning cartoons. I saw you had a picture of M.U.S.C.L.E.S in there which got a pop from me, I grew up loving those along with Battle Beasts, G.U.T.S, and later Monster in My Pocket. Your top 10 wrestlers, wow, I’m in total agreement with you on that list, if anything, I’d only add a few to the list, Andre the Giant, Big Boss Man, Undertaker, Sgt. Slaughter, Bam Bam Bigelow, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Rick the Model Martel, Honky Tonk Man with Jimmy Mouth of the South Heart, Earthquake, Demolition, The Bushwhackers, and even though they weren’t known for being wrestlers (but did have matches) Mean Gene Okerlund and Bobby the Brain Heenan. There were so many OG’s back then, almost all the big names were larger than life characters. The top moments you had in there from the match at Wrestlemania VI, to the nWo, to Warriors speech at Raw covered just about every moment I could think of that was huge. If i could add 1 storyline it would be the Mega Powers with Hogan and Savage but wow again, you certainly nailed this article. I’m sure there’s thoughts I left out that I’ll think of once I go back and read this article again but a huge thank you for taking me down memory lane. BTW I’m curious to know if you would watch ECW as well, during the Monday Night Wars ECW’s PPV’S were really special. Again, no rush in answering, (JUST in case you did watch them, my favorites were WrestlePalooza 98 and Heatwave 98). I still go back and rewatch the WCW Nitros/ECW and PPV’s but I mainly stay around the 96 to 98 Era as to me that was the BEST time to be a Wrestling fan imo. I know I mentioned in the Mike Tyson article how me and a friend would do Fantasy tournaments, well when it came to Wrestling me and some cousins had a few pages worth of fantasy match ups after Vince bought WCW. Sadly we only got a few of them in real life but it was fun to speculate and fantasize.