Randy Orton getting kicked out of Evolution by the same guys who mentored him hit harder than most breakups WWE has done. I think that betrayal set the tone for his whole singles run after.
How did Jacky win de inaugural “Annual Traditional UPN Gravy Bowl” Match?
On Thanksgiving night 1999, Jacqueline defeated Women’s Champion Ivory in a pool full of gravy, complete with Miss Kitty enforcing order as referee and the surprise debut of B.B. getting dragged straight into the food fight. It was messy, bizarre, and peak late-90s prime-time spectacle.
Looking back, did holiday gimmick matches like the Gravy Bowl capture the fun, unpredictable energy of the Attitude Era, or did they hold back skilled pioneers like Jacqueline and Ivory from showcasing their actual wrestling ability?
Am I the only one worried about Sol Ruca? She has everything it takes to become the female version of Jeff Hardy. Everything except good booking.
Sol is incredible. Her in-ring talent is undeniable, and her charm can fill an entire arena. The start of her main roster career was great - a feud with Becky Lynch herself. Not everything went perfectly, but okay, those were her first steps, and I was satisfied. Everything after winning the IC Title has been a complete void. They gave her no meaningful feud, no segments, no promos, no big matches - basically NOTHING that would let her fully show what she can do. And that worries me.
It worries me because her potential is enormous. She has the talent to become that kind of superhero character inside WWE that Hardy and Cena once were - that’s all-time level potential.
But will they actually give her the chance to reach it, or will they keep presenting her as a secondary character in the women’s roster?
People talk about Brock, Cena and Randy Orton…
But Batista at his peak had a different kind of presence.
You didn’t need a 20-minute promo to believe he could destroy somebody.
Prime Batista was SPECIAL.
Was the Four-Way Evening Gown Pool Match (Ivory vs. Jacqueline vs. BB vs. Miss Kitty) that which too WWF to the max?
Deciding the Women’s Championship inside an above-ground pool placed right next to the ring was peak late-90s spectacle. You had legitimate, battle-tested veterans like Jacqueline and Ivory having to work around floating props and evening gown rules just to fight for the title against BB and Miss Kitty.
Looking back at late 1999, did chaos like this hold back the women’s division, or was it the exact unhinged energy that drove prime-time ratings through the roof?
Chelsea Green and Matt Cardona most absurd wedding disaster?
When Chelsea Green and Matt Cardona decided to renew their wedding vows inside a Game Changer Wrestling ring, everyone knew it wouldn't end smoothly. The ceremony quickly devolved into complete bedlam-leaving Chelsea and Matt completely covered in wedding cake from head to toe in classic pro wrestling tradition.
Do over-the-top, messy wedding segments still hold up as top-tier wrestling entertainment, or have cake-in-the-face tropes officially run their course?
How did Bubba’s kiss smashed Trish thru a table?
Trish Stratus thought she had Bubba Ray completely spellbound, using her charm to manipulate the Dudleys for weeks. But at Backlash 2000, after grabbing Trish and planting a lingering kiss on her, Bubba snapped out of the trance-hoisting her up and powerbombing her straight through a wooden table to massive arena roars.
Did this iconic table spot mark the exact moment Trish Stratus transitioned from a rookie valet into a future hall-of-fame mega-star?
What's your favorite era or gimmick of Alexa Bliss in WWE?
Alexa Bliss is one of the most versatile performers in WWE history from her championship runs to her dark, Supernatural character work, she has consistently proven her elite ring presence and charisma.
REMEMBER WHEN WCW TURNED AN ARM WRESTLING CONTEST INTO ABSOLUTE CHAOS?
During the final year of WCW, they were throwing everything at the wall—including an arm wrestling contest on Thunder between Miss Hancock and Major Gunns. What was supposed to be a simple display of strength instantly devolved into full-blown ringside madness the second David Flair and M.I. Smooth got involved.
Looking back at 2000, was wild gimmick segments like this peak guilty-pleasure TV, or a sign WCW was completely off the rails?
WAS STACY KEIBLER’S ALLIANCE WITH THE DUDLEYS THE GREATEST MANAGER FIT OF 2002?
When WWE paired Stacy Keibler with Bubba Ray and D-Von, it instantly flipped the dynamic of the tag division. Posing with broken table pieces for this iconic April 2002 cover, Stacy gave the hard-hitting Dudley Boyz a completely different edge right before the roster split changed everything.
Did pairing a glamorous valet with hardcore table-smashers elevate the Dudleys, or was Stacy the real star keeping the spotlight on them?