#Extreme warfare revenge window to small series#

ItвЂ™s a scenario that would damn near be impossible to pull off in todayвЂ™s WWE product, mainly because the company struggles to build one face properly, let alone two at the same time. WeвЂ™ve got a lot to discuss, so letвЂ™s get the ball rolling, starting in 1990.Hulk Hogan vs The Ultimate Warrior (WrestleMania 6 вЂ“ April 1st, 1990): The top two names in the WWF, going to war over the WWF Title, and they both happened to be faces. Not only was the entire landscape of wrestling changing, from the birth of ECW to the debut of WCW Monday Nitro to the nWo to the Attitude Era, but this was also when I grew out of being a young wrestling fan and turned into *gasp* a teenager! The horror! This was the decade when everything changed. The last column covered the years in the 80вЂ™s that I was a fan, but now, itвЂ™s time to turn my attention to the 90вЂ™s.

All in all, everything mentioned played a major part in making me the wrestling fan that I am today. There are also times when my favorite match is something that is, technically, not a great technical bout, but stuck with me for a different reason. Sometimes, my favorite match in a year is also the match I feel was the best to take place in that year.

#Extreme warfare revenge window to small series#

As I said, though, I had a lot of fun writing it, so IвЂ™m continuing the series this week.ДЄ brief explanation for those who may have missed last weekвЂ™s columnвЂ¦ the matches that IвЂ™ll be including are my favorites from a particular year. Sure enough, those numbers werenвЂ™t where they usually are. It was still something I wanted to do, because it was fun for me to travel down memory lane like I was able to do. I knew it wasnвЂ™t going to do the вЂњnumbersвЂќ that my usual columns do, whether it was views, comments, social media likes, and so on. When I was putting last weekвЂ™s column together, I knew it wasnвЂ™t going to be for the bigger audience. It just makes sense to write about current events more often than not, you know? YouвЂ™ll notice that most of my columns fall into the former category.