I was a power move kinda guy when I was a kid. I always lifted my younger brother up for the Jackknife powerbomb, the Razor's Edge, the Bulldog running powerslam, the Tombstone, moves like that. Then later, it was the F5, Olympic Slam, moves like that and going from one generation to another, lol!
I was also pretty big into submissions and applying them properly. I laugh every time Rock does the Sharpshooter because he twists the legs wrong, and I think back to how I always did it the way Bret did it. I'm pretty sure Rock does it as a tribute to Owen, which is why he applies it from the right leg, but he still twists his opponent's legs wrong.
Used to stage matches with my friends, too. Back in early '99 when Rock and Austin were feuding, my friends and I liked to have Attitude Era-type matches where the combatants fight all over the arena and such. One buddy of mine, Nick, was The Rock while my other friend Brock was Stone Cold, and I'd play the ring announcer/JR on commentary. I'd call Rock out first, because Austin always started those matches by blazing down to the ring and just tearing into Rock, which is exactly what Brock did! The match started out in Brock's basement with couch cushions on the floor, and sure enough, we'd take the action upstairs where Nick and Brock traded right hands while battling through the kitchen, hallway, and living room. "Rock" would blind "Austin" by spitting water in his face and retreat back to the basement, and Stone Cold gave chase, where ultimately the match ended with a typical middle finger/Stunner finish. I can't remember how long that match went on, but it had to be a solid 20 minutes of just destroying each other through Brock's house. Luckily, his mom was at work and we had the run of the place. So much fun back in those days!
Lol, I also took a ref bump when Brock went to hit Nick with a cookie sheet, but Nick ducked and I took it like a champ.