6/3/94 is misawa vs kawada right? Low-key might be the best singles match of the 90s. But what is the other date?I watch 6/3/94, 1/20/97 once a year.
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Matches you give the most replay value
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Bret vs Austin
Punk vs Brock
Punk vs cena
Daniel Bryan vs cena
And all the shield stuff with evolution and the wyatts
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Misawa vs Kawada, imo the GOAT singles match.
Misawa vs Kobashi, could be considered the GOAT singles match.
this was the match that steve austin was guest commentating on..he was low key marking out during it
No lies told breh. 90s AJPW and AJW(women) are my two fav promotions of all time in regards to ring work.
Mankind vs. Taker KOTR 98
Mankind vs. Rock Rumble 99
RVD vs. Lynn Hardcore Heaven
Flair vs. Vader Starrcade 93
Royal Rumble 92
Warrior vs. Savage Mania 7
Razor vs. Shawn Mania 10
War Games 92
Mysterio vs. Malenko Bash 96
HBK vs. Taker Mania 25
Mankind vs. Rock Rumble 99
RVD vs. Lynn Hardcore Heaven
Flair vs. Vader Starrcade 93
Royal Rumble 92
Warrior vs. Savage Mania 7
Razor vs. Shawn Mania 10
War Games 92
Mysterio vs. Malenko Bash 96
HBK vs. Taker Mania 25
Rock vs Angle vs Taker - Vengeance 2002
Rock vs HHH - Summerslam 1998
HBK vs Undertaker - Ground Zero 1997
Rock vs Hogan - Wrestlemania 18
Bret vs Owen - Wrestlemania 10
Bret vs piper - wrestlemania 8
Rock vs HHH - Summerslam 1998
HBK vs Undertaker - Ground Zero 1997
Rock vs Hogan - Wrestlemania 18
Bret vs Owen - Wrestlemania 10
Bret vs piper - wrestlemania 8
Controversy
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Rewatching Hart vs Perfect at SS91 for the 100th time
That non-Hogan or Warrior/Pre-Attitude Era crowd reaction to the Hitman entrance
The way Perfect used to sell...Hitman's psychology throughout the match (intense focus, desperation to win, fighting through pain)
The irony that Earl Hebner reffed the match that launched Hitman to singles superstardom and then screwed him years later
The crowd hanging on every pinfall
Takes me back to my childhood
That pop when Perfect submitted to the sharpshooter
Bret hugging Stu and Helen at the end of the match
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That non-Hogan or Warrior/Pre-Attitude Era crowd reaction to the Hitman entrance
The way Perfect used to sell...Hitman's psychology throughout the match (intense focus, desperation to win, fighting through pain)
The irony that Earl Hebner reffed the match that launched Hitman to singles superstardom and then screwed him years later
The crowd hanging on every pinfall
Takes me back to my childhood
That pop when Perfect submitted to the sharpshooter
Bret hugging Stu and Helen at the end of the match
HitGOAT
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This is the greatest match of all time IMO. This bytch Dump is a walking masterclass on how to be a heel. If you make it through, research This fued. It should be studied by every up and coming wrestler. Keep in mind this is 1984, and maybe the most popular Japanese wrestling has ever been. The skinny chick, Chigusa was like the fukking John Lennon of Japan at the time.
This was one of my favorite Nitro matches. Under 10 minutes. Fun. High energy. Unexpected title change. Was the cruiserweight division at its' most enjoyable. I remember I actually recorded this entire episode as a kid and used to play it back. I watch this match three or four times a year. Plus, it's an early look at Dominic's son. 