Reminise The "WWF" Attitude Era

[Oidz]

I remember, when I was 6/7 watching WWF Attitude! going down-stairs in the morning with my 16 year old brother he use to call me to come watch WWF so we went down and we were connected with The Rock, Stone Cold, Old Ministry Undertaker, HHH , Kurt Angle, Road Dog, X-Pac, Full D-Generation X, Nation OF Domination.

The days when I could see WWF unleash good storyline STONE COLD Steve Austin Vs Mr McMahon, 4.5 - 5.0 Ratings, Wicked Superstars, Good Weapon Fights, people in crowd connected with the matches and chucking food in the ring if they didnt like someone.
Don't forget Owen Hart.

WWF Attitude!
Get IT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi7RgBU1nlE

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[Jericho]

lol@you calling it nation of co-operation in the old thread.

yeah.
WWF attitude era was good. but i dont know why people act like its all doom and gloom now.

tbh, the one thing i dont like now is the backstage politics.

this should be in sports aswell.

[Oidz]

Simple mistake, I got it mixed up but I know their names anyways from D-Lo To Farooq and The Rock and the famous crowd saying " DIE ROCKY DIE "

[msb.]

LOL @ spam thread :L

[Jericho]

Oidz, oh mighty shift abuser.

Fancy telling me how the Attitude era came about if your such a know all? :)

[Oidz]

Attitude Era came around in the days of
Ultimate Warrior
Undertaker
Rick Rude
Ric Flair
Hulk Hogan
Bret hart.
Sting.

[Jericho]

No it didnt. That was the 'New generation'

This may be blury because I cant remember exactly.
It was after King of the ring, austin won, and the WWE became more mature, including it was more vulgar, more 'flesh' was shown (if you get me) and it was all round more adult.

[Oidz]

Royal Rumble 2000, Team 3D Vs Hardy Boyz straight after that match.. Fabulous moolah showed her boobs.

[Jericho]

Wow, a tables match.. hardly extreme.
Go watch some CZW tapes kid.

[Joshuae]

Wasn't Moolah, it was China. :rolleyes:

The original Attitude was with Goldust, Stone Cold, The Rock, OWEN Hart, Sean Michaels, Mankind, (AKA Cactus Jack & Dude Lovin)

[mangle]

This guy knows his WWF haha!

[Oidz]

You guys WWF Attitude, wasnt The Rock ownards. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Its been attitude before The Rock, Stone Cold. They was in the ATTITUDE ERA! but they werent at the start of the ATTITUDE! jesus cant you understand

WWF Attitude had people like Big Boss Man, Doink The Clown, Ken Shamrock was in Attitude Era and Legion OF Doom.

[Jericho]

We know, fgs. Your trying to say the attitude era was when it was like, Ultimate Warrior and all sorts earlier.

The attitude era was from like mind 96 to around.. 03, but when it ended is debatable.

Your acting like you know everything about WWE but your facts or wrong and inaccurate.

[Misawa]

The Attitude Era was 1997-2001.

Golden Days - 1985-1994.

Get The F Out - 2002-Present.

What signalled the beginning of the Attitude Era was WWF trying to adapt to the style of ECW.

Saying that the Attitude Era came about during the '90s careers of:

Ultimate Warrior
Undertaker
Rick Rude
Ric Flair
Hulk Hogan
Bret hart.
Sting.

is completely wrong. Sting was never even in the WWF for a start. During that era, Hogan was in WCW, Warrior was dwindling in retirement and WCW-ville, Rick Rude was living out his last 2 years appearing in ECW, The Undertaker had his Ministry of Darkness gimmick, Hart was in WCW, Sting was in WCW, Flair was in WCW.

[Joshuae]

You guys WWF Attitude, wasnt The Rock ownards. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Its been attitude before The Rock, Stone Cold. They was in the ATTITUDE ERA! but they werent at the start of the ATTITUDE! jesus cant you understand

WWF Attitude had people like Big Boss Man, Doink The Clown, Ken Shamrock was in Attitude Era and Legion OF Doom.

As Misawa said perfectly, WWF Attitude was GoldDust, Rock, Steve Austin, OWEN HEART, and the others I said.

[CJW93]

Attitude Era came around in the days of
Ultimate Warrior
Undertaker
Rick Rude
Ric Flair
Hulk Hogan
Bret hart.
Sting.

Sting wasn't with the wwf, Hulk Hogan wasn't really attitude era. The attuide era
was
Dx,
Hogan,
Stone Cold Steve Austin
ect

[Misawa]

Sting wasn't with the wwf, Hulk Hogan wasn't really attitude era. The attuide era
was
Dx,
Hogan,
Stone Cold Steve Austin
ect

No Hogan.

[Oidz]

Oh yes Sting was in WCW :] I remember one historic match, Sting Vs Ric Flair :} Great Match I use to play on my old Gameboy a wrestling game with Sting,Flair,Ultimate Warrior. Ahhh Good Times :]
Order of the great wrestling for me.

WWF - The Rock,Stone Cold, X-Pac, HHH
Very Old WWF - Ric Flair, Roddy Piper, HBK, Lawler, Warrior, Bret Hart, Hogan
2002 WWE - Masked Kane ETC.
WWE 2004 Onwards - Crap!

[Misawa]

I wouldn't call the WWE of the present "crap". It's had to adapt to cater for modern audiences and I believe, even though I have watched for 17 years, it is still produces top-notice shows. It's still number 1 in my eyes, TNA had its run from 2002-2006, but it's pretty much dead now.

[Oidz]

TNA = WCW in my eyes.

[Misawa]

It's turning into a side of WCW now. As I said, from 2006 onwards, TNA has been absolutely useless.

[Mr.Sam]

I stoped watching wrestling when it became wwe

[Misawa]

It only became WWE because they lost a lawsuit against the World Wildlife Fund.

[Mr.Sam]

That is correct :)
http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/8377/wwfyr9.jpg
It only became WWE because they lost a lawsuit against the World Wildlife Fund.

[majesticdragon]

I want team extreme back
and christian and edge as a tag team
the dudleys
kanes mask
trish the god father and victoria as his ***
omg I miss it =[!

[Mr.Sam]

I remember the TLC matches :D

and 2kool (is that the correct spelling?) with rakishi, scotty 2 hotty and w/e the other was called. THE WORM W..O..R..M


I want team extreme back
and christian and edge as a tag team
the dudleys
kanes mask
trish the god father and victoria as his ***
omg I miss it =[!

[mangle]

I thought it was way better back then because in my mind it was real and that just made it "Woah crazy!"

Well, recently it's not been as insane as it used to be.

[Misawa]

Brian Christopher, Jerry Lawler's son. They were horrible in the ring.