WWE Netflix/Peacock/ESPN Discussion Thread

[ProfessaPackMan]

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It was basically Russo slander for 60 mins.

[AshamanCarnage]

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What would you guys say are some of the top royal rumbles?

[DJ]

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What would you guys say are some of the top royal rumbles?

1992 is the G.O.A.T. for me. That's the one with the WWE Championship on the line.

2007 is great, especially the last 15-20 minutes.

1990 is underrated.

I also like 2008 and 2010.

1995 is the worst, imo. The 30-second intervals killed the match for me.

[SoundTheAlarm]

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What would you guys say are some of the top royal rumbles?

2001 is really good in my opinion.

[ubernoob]

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'92 without a doubt.

[Majingir]

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What would you guys say are some of the top royal rumbles?

92 like others said. Not just cause it had most at stake, but the big name superstars who appeared in it, along with the action itself were great. Not to mention the post rumble promo was one of the iconic promos in wrestling history.

For me at least, if I rewatch past rumbles, it's mostly just for nostalgic reasons and all. Meaning I'll watch a past rumble cause of the names in it. Like watching 2001 rumble for example, will watch cause of how many of those old big names are in it from attitude era days.

Though it's just as fun watching reactions from a rumble, meaning fans reactions during surprise entrances and stuff.

[AshamanCarnage]

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92 like others said. Not just cause it had most at stake, but the big name superstars who appeared in it, along with the action itself were great. Not to mention the post rumble promo was one of the iconic promos in wrestling history.

For me at least, if I rewatch past rumbles, it's mostly just for nostalgic reasons and all. Meaning I'll watch a past rumble cause of the names in it. Like watching 2001 rumble for example, will watch cause of how many of those old big names are in it from attitude era days.

Though it's just as fun watching reactions from a rumble, meaning fans reactions during surprise entrances and stuff.

I haven't watched wrestling since the late 90's and decided to see if I can get back into it (9.99 is pretty cheap) I rarely ever watched any PPVs so I wanted to see what the Rumbles were like before this years.

[Bard]

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Yeah i'm getting that Rumble bug as well, i'll probably watch last years and a few of my favorites to get ready for this years.

[jvalverde88]

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I see they added the 1st season of Tough Enough.

[RyanLaFalce]

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In terms of the match itself, has their ever been a "bad" Royal Rumble match?

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[StevenSD]

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In terms of the match itself, has their ever been a "bad" Royal Rumble match?

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Last year.

[DJ]

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In terms of the match itself, has their ever been a "bad" Royal Rumble match?

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I don't think so. 1995 to me was the weakest due to the roster and reduced time entries,mbut even then you had HBK and Bulldog going the distance so it's still watchable for that.

I'm glad this is one gimmick match that has lived on over the years, although the winners are a little too easy to predict now.

[AshamanCarnage]

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In terms of the match itself, has their ever been a "bad" Royal Rumble match?

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I've watched a couple now and they seem to be exactly what I thought. It's fun waiting to see who the nexy guy will be and trying to guess who will win. The middle is usually stale, everyone in a corner or "trying" to lift someone over. Good overall matches though.

Also watched the Monday Night War episode that focuses on Jericho and really enjoyed it. Although the part where Goldberg explains why he didn't want the match made me scratch my head a little, just seemed dumb to me.

[Majingir]

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Also watched the Monday Night War episode that focuses on Jericho and really enjoyed it. Although the part where Goldberg explains why he didn't want the match made me scratch my head a little, just seemed dumb to me.

I actually watched that episode last night. Haven't watched MNW in probably 2 months cause I just took a break from watching it cause I was busy with other stuff, so now I got abunch to catch up on.

The MNW stuff really seems to just be repeating itself over and over and over again. All they talk about with WCW is horrible booking of superstars, NWO dominating, WCW stealing WWF talent, that regional ECW promotion, how Vince McMahon bought his competition, some Bischoff interview from 2003, and whoever is the featured superstar in the MNW video, is one of the main reasons for success(they've said it about Foley,Eddie,Jericho among many others).

[Bellsprout]

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Is it the Bischoff interview where the old Raw stage is in the background? I'm so damn sick of seeing that interview.

Changing gears, I absolutely loved the doc on the Network about World Class Championship Wrestling. Such a fascinating and ultimately heartbreaking promotion.

I wanna watch the one about the AWA soon. I find that late territories era of wrestling so fascinating. I can't actually watch the product from then because it's so different, but I find the era really interesting.