*Do You Still Regularly Watch the Older Stuff?*

YES! That's pretty much all I watch. I Luckly have 1996-1998 all record on VHS. So just about every Raw fully taped and all ppv's. It's like time traveling thru a VCR lol sometimes I'll watch old raw episodes and notice stuff I didn't before. I feel very lucky to have that much in unedited footage

i watch a couple classic matches weekly. gotta have a buddy over to sit through an event usually.

Me too, not because i am nostalgic, but because it is better.

I love watching documentaries on guys from past eras. I also have every Raw from 1/1997 to 12/1998. It pretty awesome being about to go back and watch those and remembering where i was and what I was thinking at the time a certain incident happened.

Oh yeah, it makes up most of what i watch. Always on the hunt to for full episodes of Raw, Nitro and PPV's. It's just a pain in the ass when you can't find episodes or full events.

Yep I love the old stuff.

When I upgraded my old VHS collection to DVD a few years back I started to watch the whole lot back in order from Wrestlemania 1.

It was a blast watching through all the classic PPVs from the late 80s/90s.

When I got up to the Attitiude Era stuff I managed to get hold of all Raw/Smackdown episodes from 1998-2003, so started to watch these in amongst the PPVs. I'm currently up to late 2002, just coming up to Survivor Series and the first Elimination Chamber match.

I absolutely love this period of WWE.

I watch my DVDs a lot more than the current product, although I keep myself updated with todays stuff.

pretty much this. I spend all my time on wwe on demand.

I'm always watching old stuff from DVDs, Blu Rays, VHS tapes, Classics on Demand, Vintage Collection, Youtube/Dailymotion, etc. I watch pretty much any Promotion as well; mainly WWE, NWA/WCW, ECW, and ROH. I also occasionally watch New Japan, TNA, Chikara, PWG and etc.

Is the Pope a Catholic???

Is "Fishing" really "Tricking & killing"

Is Vince McMahon a fantastic businessman most of the time with the sense of humor of a 14 year old?

Seriously though, as a scholar of the game, I study footage from the Strangler Lewis days forward. I typically start with late 40s through early 60s as my "history introduction class" as everything we do started there. I work through matches & documentaries through the remainder of the 60s into about 1980 as that was the most significant time after Vince Sr. & Verne Gagne broke away from the NWA.

I typically watch 80s NWA for classical promo assessment & brushing up on modernized "Catch as catch can" working styles possessed by most NWA Champions of the days, while finishing with the evolution of WrestleMania & the first major changes to Wrestling's television presentation method since the early 60s.

after that I observe the great stars of WCW's Worldwide such as Ron Simmons, Cactus Jack, Vader, & Sting, along with rummaging through the best of the lean years in WWF as it was the closest equivalent to "The lost generation" wrestling has ever had with stars such as Michaels, Hart, & Undertaker all coming out of that as pioneering forces that would forever change the landscape just as Hemingway, Picasso, & Fitzgerald did in the 20s.

To wrap up I make sure I understand the impacts of the Monday Night Wars on this century's wrestling scene as it was the final dropping of the axe, edging the groove in which we all travel both performers & observes alike.

So I like to think after all that studying, I at the very least can tell a wristlock from a wristwatch. 8)