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Bart_The · 01-17-2013, 10:25 AM

I enjoyed Nash for the most part. Back in those days he always got a pop from me. What changed was when Benoit won the WCW title at Souled Out 2000 and Nash ended his celebration by basically saying he wasn't keeping the belt after midnight. It was great, because that created The Radicalz. Sorry I moved a little ahead in the timeline, haha.

Dusty Roids · 01-17-2013, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by K.W.H.

All of Diesels great matches in WWE were with Bret and Shawn, the two best workers of that decade. Not a coincidence.

True

I actually only liked Nash's time as The Outsiders with Hall

cablegeddon · 01-17-2013, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Dusty Roids

True

I actually only liked Nash's time as The Outsiders with Hall

Same question to you:

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In your opinon was Kevin Nash vs Goldberg @Starrcade 98 a good wrestling match until the run-in?

promoter2003 · 01-17-2013, 11:25 PM

1995 really was one of the worst years for the big companies at one time. There was still some good wrestling that year though like Hart vs. Diesel at SS and Hart vs. Bulldog at IYH. HBK vs. Jarrett was good too.

Well those are the only things that come to mind which could at least compete with the best of the best of other years in terms of WWE.

COPkilla · 01-20-2013, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by promoter2003

1995 really was one of the worst years for the big companies at one time. There was still some good wrestling that year though like Hart vs. Diesel at SS and Hart vs. Bulldog at IYH. HBK vs. Jarrett was good too.

Well those are the only things that come to mind which could at least compete with the best of the best of other years in terms of WWE.

Summerslam 95 remains one of the best ppv events ever.

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**Dexter Morgan** · 01-20-2013, 07:21 PM

Not even close. One of the worst Summerslams of all time. Even HBK/Ramon couldn't save it.

Coffey · 01-20-2013, 07:29 PM

If we're just looking at WWF, I take '95 over 2012. If we're looking at all of wrestling as a whole, I think it's a landslide for '95. There were some bad gimmicks, sure, but there's bad gimmicks now too. There were a lot better workers then, even if you just take Shawn & Bret. Owen Hart was still around. You had Razor, Bam Bam, Yoko, Hakushi, Davey Boy..

I'm pretty sure I take that over Punk, Cesaro, Del Rio, Sheamus, Cena, Ziggler, Sandow, Cody Rhodes & Daniel Bryan.