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Topic	B8's Greatest Wrestlers Ever Ranking
CaptainOfCrush 07/15/20 8:04:51 PM #385:	Were I forced to rewatch, I'd probably enjoy 1996 WCW a lot more than 1998 WWF. So much of that era's WWF programming would be cringey, bizarre, or plain offensive today. Conversely, the nWo in 1996 is probably my favorite angle ever, and perhaps the most timeless. I'll still occasionally look up those first Scott Hall promos where he walked in through the audience, or the segment where Hall and Nash left a portion of WCW's roster damn near dead in the parking lot. Considering Bret was off TV during that time, there was absolutely nothing WWF could do to compete with that, at least for my attention. --- Yoblazer https://imgur.com/gByqgPg <cite>CaptainOfCrush posted [p:942162535] in B8's Great... [t:78774080]...</cite> <quote>Were I forced to rewatch, I'd probably enjoy 1996 WCW a lot more than 1998 WWF. So much of that era's WWF programming would be cringey, bizarre, or plain offensive today. Conversely, the nWo in 1996 is probably my favorite angle ever, and perhaps the most timeless. I'll still occasionally look up those first Scott Hall promos where he walked in through the audience, or the segment where Hall and Nash left a portion of WCW's roster damn near dead in the parking lot. Considering Bret was off TV during that time, there was absolutely nothing WWF could do to compete with that, at least for my attention. --- Yoblazer https://imgur.com/gByqgPg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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