I loved the attitude era. Honestly, there was a point from like 96'-2001 or so where wrestling was just insane and very fun to watch. Fell off after that and never went back. No idea if it's better or worse now, but I did love it then. There's a Twitch channel that only streams old WCW/WWF from that time frame and I'll put it on if there's nothing else I feel like watching.
That was when I watched it, stopped after that.I loved the attitude era. Honestly, there was a point from like 96'-2001 or so where wrestling was just insane and very fun to watch. Fell off after that and never went back. No idea if it's better or worse now, but I did love it then. There's a Twitch channel that only streams old WCW/WWF from that time frame and I'll put it on if there's nothing else I feel like watching.
I think the Stone Cold character as a whole just really resonated with fans. You gotta think the average WWF fan was middle or lower class, probably working a lot of dead end jobs with asshole incompetent bosses. And here comes Stone Cold, who every Monday night is harassing and terrorizing the actual CEO of his company, fulfilling the fantasy that every worker who just got told they have to come in on a holiday or was denied even a $.25 an hour raise. The man literally smashed Vince McMahon over the head with his own hospital bedpan. How could people not love him?Immediately after Austin delivered the 3:16 promo, people connected with Stone Cold and became fans.
"Austin 3:16 says I just whupped your ass!" is what launched him. Yes, it needed follow-through, but that's where people took notice. I think he could have created another moment down the road and he was obviously talented enough to make it, but it's really tough to say whether Stone Cold Steve Austin would have been "Angry Stone Cold Steve Austin" without the KOTR push.
The man literally smashed Vince McMahon over the head with his own hospital bedpan.
It's funny you ask for a link, I went looking for it and it seems the channel was banned or deleted I guess. Bummer too because it was my casual Fri/Sat background noise thing I'd put on.Link?
Stacy Keibler still a bad bitch, in case anyone was wondering
She is 41, married and has 2 kids. Seems to me she has moved on to bigger and better things... while you are still a virgin ...