The Mega Powers, Austin vs. McMahon, Bret Hart’s slow transformation from hero to villain… Solomonster lists some of the greatest long-term storylines in WWE history.
2018-11-16
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The Mega Powers, Austin vs. McMahon, Bret Hart’s slow transformation from hero to villain… Solomonster lists some of the greatest long-term storylines in WWE history.
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Rey and Eddie great feud he never defeated rey until they had that steel cage match
Austin-McMahon. It made me fell in love with pro wrestling
Hbk and bret Hart they actually had real beef with each other
Eddie Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio in 05 (except when they fought for Rey’s son in a ladder match)
Undertaker vs Kane to me is one the greatest feuds over the years. In 2010 Kane cut the promo on why he attacked Taker and I mean over the years clearly it wasn't planned to play out the way Kane described it as he had plotted over the years to tear down his brother. Masterful promo that didn't feel forced about how everything was put together. I know you mentioned the feud btw.
Not wwe but in ecw taz and sabu. That was so fantastic and well done.
CM Punk becoming the "Voice of the Voiceless" and slowly becoming the top face of WWE, starting the Summer of Punk, regardless of the roadblocks from Vince and Co.
When Stone Cold got ran over by Triple H
For WCW is sting vs NWO
The systematic separation of Evolution was obviously UP next once Randy Orton won the World Heavyweight Championship from Chris Benoit. So if Randy Orton doesn't win the Championship that night then everything would've been okay with Triple H and Evolution(??). I wasn't surprised at all that Triple H turned on each of them one by one. I think it showed how selfish and sneaky Triple H really was. The feud with Batista was more interesting because Trips was using more underhanded, manipulative, chickenS#!% tactics to try and avoid a match with Batista at Wrestlemania 21 for that Championship. I guess it made the best Business sense at the time because people probably really wanted to see that happen after how Triple H turned on Randy Orton. I don't think JBL wanted Batista to come after him at that time. Triple H made a good point about that if Batista did decide to challenge JBL for that Championship then Evolution would be the top Champions on both RAW and Smackdown. That would still be evolution but Triple H went about that all wrong and made it personal for Batista to challenge him instead. I like that Triple H was responsible for Stone Cold Steve Austin being hit by that car in late 1999. I like how Triple H was teasing being a babyface until he revealed himself as the Mastermind one year later.