Post by drifter on Sept 1, 2018 0:17:46 GMT -5
Ok, I had the thought of this, when I was watching some videos tonight, and it made me wonder, what are some feuds of the past, that you think don't get as much love as you think?
I have many, but the one that made me think of the topic, was Steve Austin vs. Dude Love in 98. It was relatively short, but produced two PPV main events, with Unforgiven and Over the Edge. And the whole build for OTE was great, with Vince stacking the deck against Austin, With Brisco as time keeper, Paterson as ring announcer and himself as ref, with Austin losing the belt if he touched Vince. Then at the PPV, Undertaker coming out to make sure Vince would call a fair match. At the PPV, with the hype video and the pre match build, it just had that big match feel to it. And the feud itself played so well into the ongoing Austin/McMahon feud, as well as helping re-fuel the Undertaker/Mankind feud, with Dude being fired the next night on Raw, and then Mankind returning later in the night to attack the Undertaker, and set the course for history with their Hell in a Cell match at King of the Ring.
I have many, but the one that made me think of the topic, was Steve Austin vs. Dude Love in 98. It was relatively short, but produced two PPV main events, with Unforgiven and Over the Edge. And the whole build for OTE was great, with Vince stacking the deck against Austin, With Brisco as time keeper, Paterson as ring announcer and himself as ref, with Austin losing the belt if he touched Vince. Then at the PPV, Undertaker coming out to make sure Vince would call a fair match. At the PPV, with the hype video and the pre match build, it just had that big match feel to it. And the feud itself played so well into the ongoing Austin/McMahon feud, as well as helping re-fuel the Undertaker/Mankind feud, with Dude being fired the next night on Raw, and then Mankind returning later in the night to attack the Undertaker, and set the course for history with their Hell in a Cell match at King of the Ring.
