[Reaper]

I can only speak from the 80's onwards so for me the biggest win is clearly the Warrior winning against Hogan. It took WWE's popularity to a whole new level. It was the first face vs face match. It was the first belt for belt match. It was the first time WWE's fanbase was completely split down the middle.

It created the biggest moment in wrestling. A lot has happened since then to elevate the WWE to greater heights I admit ... but in terms of match billing and victory, it was the greatest. The rest have been wins against a regime, or wins against authority figures etc .. but that was a pure wrestler vs wrestler moment.

I don't know about the younger kids who probably have their favourites, but you just had to be alive at that time to feel the truly global euphoria of the Hogan vs Warrior match and Warrior's win in the end.

 

[Jesus_Hong]

The Ultimate Warrior over Hogan. Like I said on another thread, it just felt momentous and even now it still does

 

[MyNameIsJonMarston]

It's hard to pin-point one.

- Brock ending The Streak
- Austin winning the WWE championship at WM14
- Daniel Bryan winning the WHCWWE and defeating Trips
- John Cena winning the championship
- Hogan defeats Iron Shiek and lanching Hulkamania

Edit: Warrior/Hogan slipped my mind, that too.

 

[wjd1989]

Hogan/Andre.

Nothing else comes CLOSE.

 

[Crasp]

Hogan beating Andre wasn't a big win.

Hogan slamming Andre was a big moment (even though he'd done it twice before), But Hogan winning the match was very much expected and not such a big deal.

 

[A PG Attitude]

Warrior beating Hogan, there hasn't been a bigger passing of the torch moment than that.

 

[Jesus_Hong]

Hogan v Andre was before my time. I'm not doubting it's legacy but I was around for Hogan v Warrior and everything about it felt huge. I still get a buzz from it now

 

[cactus_jack22]

warrior over hogan