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Post by Penguino on Apr 14, 2022 7:56:00 GMT -5
Which is the worst wrestlemania of all time my personal is 9 because the arena was cool and stuff but the matches man
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Post by Duke Mongoose on Apr 14, 2022 11:30:13 GMT -5
I'm sure there's potentially a worse one than the four you selected. I voted for 12 because it's totally a one match show. Personally I'd say 15 is worse than any of the four on this poll though.
Mania 9 had one of the coolest arena setups (Caesar's... Parking Lot) though.
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Post by Penguino on Apr 14, 2022 13:28:59 GMT -5
I'm sure there's potentially a worse one than the four you selected. I voted for 12 because it's totally a one match show. Personally I'd say 15 is worse than any of the four on this poll though. Mania 9 had one of the coolest arena setups (Caesar's... Parking Lot) though. I know I was mostly talking about matches when I was saying nine. Like eleven I think it’s forgettable except for micheals and diesel (and I only remember that because of 2K14) 12 I think is a two match show because Diesel and Taker was a pretty good match. 15 I think was good because Austin and rock never had a bad match with each other. |
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Post by Penguino on Apr 14, 2022 13:29:12 GMT -5
I'm sure there's potentially a worse one than the four you selected. I voted for 12 because it's totally a one match show. Personally I'd say 15 is worse than any of the four on this poll though. Mania 9 had one of the coolest arena setups (Caesar's... Parking Lot) though. I know I was mostly talking about matches when I was saying nine. Like eleven I think it’s forgettable except for micheals and diesel (and I only remember that because of 2K14) 12 I think is a two match show because Diesel and Taker was a pretty good match. 15 I think was good because Austin and rock never had a bad match with each other. |
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Post by Dyno on Apr 14, 2022 17:38:37 GMT -5
7 has to get a mention surely.
Other than Warrior/Macho.
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Post by Penguino on Apr 14, 2022 18:53:22 GMT -5
7 has to get a mention surely. Other than Warrior/Macho. I didn't think seven was bad other than that match I think it had a strong card other than that. |
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Post by Dyno on Apr 15, 2022 5:49:06 GMT -5
7 has to get a mention surely. Other than Warrior/Macho. I didn't think seven was bad other than that match I think it had a strong card other than that. Ah it was awful from top to bottom other than Warrior/Macho. Topped by the worst main event in Mania history. |
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Post by Thumper Moore III on Apr 17, 2022 16:57:17 GMT -5
For as much crap as Wrestlemania 9 gets, the worst one by far, in practice and even in concert, was Wrestlemania 2.
Hogan v Bundy in a cage was the headline match, which isn’t exactly the most exciting match on paper, and it turned out to be exactly what you’d think— punches, kicks, Hogan slams Bundy and lolHoganwins. The build up to the match was far better than the match itself. The tag title match was the only good match on the card (Bulldogs v Valentine & Beefcake), but the biggest problem was the concept: three venues. So, if you bought a ticket, you only saw four of twelve shows live, and the other eight would have been broadcast to your arena.
Imagine being in the Nassau Coliseum, paying for Wrestlemania, and the only matches you saw live were Paul Orndorff v Magnificent Muraco to a four minute double countout, Macho Man v George the Animal Steele in a five minute match, Jake the Snake over George Wells in three minutes, and the Piper v Mr T boxing match.
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Post by Penguino on Apr 17, 2022 20:16:31 GMT -5
For as much crap as Wrestlemania 9 gets, the worst one by far, in practice and even in concert, was Wrestlemania 2. Hogan v Bundy in a cage was the headline match, which isn’t exactly the most exciting match on paper, and it turned out to be exactly what you’d think— punches, kicks, Hogan slams Bundy and lolHoganwins. The build up to the match was far better than the match itself. The tag title match was the only good match on the card (Bulldogs v Valentine & Beefcake), but the biggest problem was the concept: three venues. So, if you bought a ticket, you only saw four of twelve shows live, and the other eight would have been broadcast to your arena. Imagine being in the Nassau Coliseum, paying for Wrestlemania, and the only matches you saw live were Paul Orndorff v Magnificent Muraco to a four minute double countout, Macho Man v George the Animal Steele in a five minute match, Jake the Snake over George Wells in three minutes, and the Piper v Mr T boxing match. 1 and 2 don't have the best matches but they're legendary because they were the first of its kind and three was good in itself |
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Post by Dyno on Apr 18, 2022 7:19:46 GMT -5
For as much crap as Wrestlemania 9 gets, the worst one by far, in practice and even in concert, was Wrestlemania 2. Hogan v Bundy in a cage was the headline match, which isn’t exactly the most exciting match on paper, and it turned out to be exactly what you’d think— punches, kicks, Hogan slams Bundy and lolHoganwins. The build up to the match was far better than the match itself. The tag title match was the only good match on the card (Bulldogs v Valentine & Beefcake), but the biggest problem was the concept: three venues. So, if you bought a ticket, you only saw four of twelve shows live, and the other eight would have been broadcast to your arena. Imagine being in the Nassau Coliseum, paying for Wrestlemania, and the only matches you saw live were Paul Orndorff v Magnificent Muraco to a four minute double countout, Macho Man v George the Animal Steele in a five minute match, Jake the Snake over George Wells in three minutes, and the Piper v Mr T boxing match. I always assumed that each venue had full cards and they only televised a handful from each, had no idea they had to watch the rest on TV lol. |
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