I know that a lot of posters create numerous threads about things like our favorite finishers, favorite moments, and other "favorite" things but this thread is different.
Personally, I have moments that stand out in my mind as my favorite angles or storylines in pro-wrestling. But I also have moments that truly jerked at my sensitivity strings or really manipulated my emotions. I didn't particularly remember them because they were "smart booking" or "good for buy rates." I also didn't remember them because they "elevated a superstar properly." I remember these moments because they overwhelmed me with emotion. Whether I was extremely happy to the point where nervous energy caused me to completely mark out in excitement, I became so entwined in the angle that it brought tears to my eyes, or I became so disappointed that I became legitimately angry, some moments in pro-wrestling really stuck in my head over time.
I remember these moments distinctly because I can close my eyes and imagine that overwhelming feeling of emotional overload that came over my body. I love when professional wrestling gives me feelings like that and there are very few moments I can remember that I wish that same emotion could come over me again just like it was the first time. These are the moments I'd like you to share with us.
Mine are:
Anyone who watched this footage after the fact and wasn't around when it happened is a poor soul. No one could EVER understand the amount of emotion that went into this moment. Savage and Elizabeth were stuck like glue since he came to the WWE. When Savage made a heel turn following Wrestlemania V, he dropped Elizabeth as his manager and began a program with Sensational Sherri that lasted almost two straight years. Sherri played such a great bitch back then and she was more or less the Vickie Guererro of her time. When Savage and Warrior faced off at WM7 in their legendary retirement match and Savage lost, only to be attacked by Sherri, the audience (along with myself and family) were screaming at Liz to jump in that ring and protect Randy, which she did to a thunderous response from the crowd. Once Savage realized what happened and he embraced with Elizabeth, the world turned into Niagra Falls. A truly touching moment that may never be duplicated again.
From cries to excitement, its amazing what pro-wrestling can do to you. And if there was ever a moment that defined excitement, it's the one above. I'm no Mick Foley mark; not by any means. This match and its ending sends chills down my spine every time I watch it. But I don't think I'll ever duplicate the emotion I felt once Austin's music hit again. The match was perfect. It was a high-profile championship match on Raw, so not many people felt the title would change hands. But as the match went on, you knew something special was about to happen. And once Austin's music hit, to this day, I have never heard a crowd erupt like that. I feel it is one of the most exciting moments in the histry of professional wrestling.
If you had a moment in professional wrestling that overwhelmed you with emotion and you wish you could watch that angle and feel that emotion all over again, which moment would it be and how did it make you feel at the time when you first watched it?
Personally, I have moments that stand out in my mind as my favorite angles or storylines in pro-wrestling. But I also have moments that truly jerked at my sensitivity strings or really manipulated my emotions. I didn't particularly remember them because they were "smart booking" or "good for buy rates." I also didn't remember them because they "elevated a superstar properly." I remember these moments because they overwhelmed me with emotion. Whether I was extremely happy to the point where nervous energy caused me to completely mark out in excitement, I became so entwined in the angle that it brought tears to my eyes, or I became so disappointed that I became legitimately angry, some moments in pro-wrestling really stuck in my head over time.
I remember these moments distinctly because I can close my eyes and imagine that overwhelming feeling of emotional overload that came over my body. I love when professional wrestling gives me feelings like that and there are very few moments I can remember that I wish that same emotion could come over me again just like it was the first time. These are the moments I'd like you to share with us.
Mine are:
Anyone who watched this footage after the fact and wasn't around when it happened is a poor soul. No one could EVER understand the amount of emotion that went into this moment. Savage and Elizabeth were stuck like glue since he came to the WWE. When Savage made a heel turn following Wrestlemania V, he dropped Elizabeth as his manager and began a program with Sensational Sherri that lasted almost two straight years. Sherri played such a great bitch back then and she was more or less the Vickie Guererro of her time. When Savage and Warrior faced off at WM7 in their legendary retirement match and Savage lost, only to be attacked by Sherri, the audience (along with myself and family) were screaming at Liz to jump in that ring and protect Randy, which she did to a thunderous response from the crowd. Once Savage realized what happened and he embraced with Elizabeth, the world turned into Niagra Falls. A truly touching moment that may never be duplicated again.
From cries to excitement, its amazing what pro-wrestling can do to you. And if there was ever a moment that defined excitement, it's the one above. I'm no Mick Foley mark; not by any means. This match and its ending sends chills down my spine every time I watch it. But I don't think I'll ever duplicate the emotion I felt once Austin's music hit again. The match was perfect. It was a high-profile championship match on Raw, so not many people felt the title would change hands. But as the match went on, you knew something special was about to happen. And once Austin's music hit, to this day, I have never heard a crowd erupt like that. I feel it is one of the most exciting moments in the histry of professional wrestling.
If you had a moment in professional wrestling that overwhelmed you with emotion and you wish you could watch that angle and feel that emotion all over again, which moment would it be and how did it make you feel at the time when you first watched it?