[StraightEdged]

The Monday Night Wars

Here in Canada TSN showed Raw on Mondays and Nitro on Wednesdays. A very good time if you were a wrestling fan.

 

[MOBELS]

Late 2000 to early 2002. It was my favourite period of wrestling,we had a great Main Event scene, a good tag divison and a great Mid card division which make a great show when put together. But then the brand extension started and wrecked it all..

 

[Hiplop]

2000 - 2006

 

[scrilla]

Golden Era when everbody was a veteran that spent years in the territories and had plenty of experience. Most matches/promos from the Golden Era shit on anything that happens in present day mainstream wrestling. The guys that made it t the WWF those days were masters of their craft.

 

[reDREDD]

Yeah id go with the golden era too.

 

[bme]

The Monday Night Wars.

3 wrestling companies, 3 prime time shows and 5 nights of wrestling (6 if you count ppvs).

 

[JakeC_91]

2000 - 2007/early 2008

 

[HeyNightmare]

About 1997 to 2005/2006. I just enjoyed the product quite a bit. Seeing Randy Orton's debut on Smackdown was something that honestly stood out to me right in the middle there. Can't say I remember too many other debuts....

 

[Dan0191]

2004, I think it was brilliant. Wrestlemania 20 was one of my favourite PPV's ever. It had a lot of focus on the Cruiserweight title which I liked. It also had a great thing with Rey and Van Dam being a tag team. And, towards the end it had the whole Booker T, Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero teaming up against Luther Reigns, Mark Jindrak and Orlando Jordan for a few weeks, and they were some good tag team matches.

 

[KITD]

2004, I think it was brilliant. Wrestlemania 20 was one of my favourite PPV's ever. It had a lot of focus on the Cruiserweight title which I liked. It also had a great thing with Rey and Van Dam being a tag team. And, towards the end it had the whole Booker T, Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero teaming up against Luther Reigns, Mark Jindrak and Orlando Jordan for a few weeks, and they were some good tag team matches.

My thoughts exactly

 

[Jimmy Darmody]

The Attitude Era.

 

[ItsHotInYuma]

The First Golden Age during Hulkamania in the mid-to-late 80's. The action was just so much better. I know there wasn't the great diversity of moves that you have today but dammit, those guys knew how to sell a punch or a tackle or a kick to face to make it look awesome and not just like some transition move.

 

[whoozwah]

Th 80s and early 90s. I guess the golden era/new generation eras.

 

[Shawno]

Late 90s! when it was WWF vs WCW.

 

[Viagra]

PG Era.

 

[Renegade™]

98-2004. After Mania 20, product started going downhill, and since WM22 I've rarely watched it anymore.

 

[-XERO-]

1994 - 2000

 

[JuviJuiceIsLoose]

I'd say either the Golden Age of Wrestling from the Mid 80's to the Early 90's.

Or the Monday Night Wars.

 

[Morcombe]

the late 80s (years of Wrestlemania 1-6) and the attitude era for me