I’ve been a wrestling fan for about six years now, and over those six years I’ve always heard about the greatness of the Attitude Era. As I was born well after the Attitude Era ended and only became a fan by the time people the The Rock and Stone Cold were long retired, I never understood what they were talking about. So I decided to go back and start watching old RAWs and pay-per-views from the Attitude Era to see what those people meant, and this is where I’ll be chronicling my thoughts. I started with the first RAW after Survivor Series 1997, where the Montreal Screwjob happened, and plan on watching all the way through WrestleMania 19, the site Stone Cold Steve Austin’s last match. And who knows, if I enjoy writing about it enough, I’ll continue watching past that.
SummerSlam 97 to D-Generation X: In Your House
SummerSlam 97 to D-Generation X: In Your…
SummerSlam 97 to D-Generation X: In Your House
I’ve been a wrestling fan for about six years now, and over those six years I’ve always heard about the greatness of the Attitude Era. As I was born well after the Attitude Era ended and only became a fan by the time people the The Rock and Stone Cold were long retired, I never understood what they were talking about. So I decided to go back and start watching old RAWs and pay-per-views from the Attitude Era to see what those people meant, and this is where I’ll be chronicling my thoughts. I started with the first RAW after Survivor Series 1997, where the Montreal Screwjob happened, and plan on watching all the way through WrestleMania 19, the site Stone Cold Steve Austin’s last match. And who knows, if I enjoy writing about it enough, I’ll continue watching past that.