Post by alexxx on Jan 13, 2019 5:37:08 GMT -5
1993 was a year of radical change in the WWF, as many of the top stars of the previous ten years left or were phased out throughout the course of the year. Hogan and Savage lapsed into semi-retirement, Ric Flair was let out of his contract and Curt Hennig went down with a serious back injury. Ted DiBiase also ended his active career due to injury. Moreover, Andre the Giant's death was acknowledged. Other notable WWF stars of the '80s, such as Roddy Piper, The Ultimate Warrior and Demolition, had likewise lapsed out of the big picture.
As the company struggled to reorganize to fill this gaping void, wrestlers that may have otherwise struggled to break out of the mid-card went to the top. Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels acquired main event and semi main event positions, while Scott Hall received the first big singles push of his professional career and Kevin Nash waited in the wings to receive his major opportunity. Yokozuna, who had never headlined for any organization, dominated the calendar year as champion, with Lex Luger, who many expected to break
Worst
Royal Rumble 93
Summer Slam 93
Best
King Of The Ring 93
Survivor Series 93
The rest of that year were good I didn’t mind Wrestlemania IX that year I know lot people hated it
As the company struggled to reorganize to fill this gaping void, wrestlers that may have otherwise struggled to break out of the mid-card went to the top. Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels acquired main event and semi main event positions, while Scott Hall received the first big singles push of his professional career and Kevin Nash waited in the wings to receive his major opportunity. Yokozuna, who had never headlined for any organization, dominated the calendar year as champion, with Lex Luger, who many expected to break
Worst
Royal Rumble 93
Summer Slam 93
Best
King Of The Ring 93
Survivor Series 93
The rest of that year were good I didn’t mind Wrestlemania IX that year I know lot people hated it
