Let's Start a Arguement

[Judge Fudge]

Everyone has a opinion.

13 started the Attitude Era

17. TLC and Rock/Austin

22 Had the MYsterio Moment

25 HHH/Orton and that buildup

27 had it's moments

So let's discuss

 

[Judge Fudge]

From Top to Bottom Everyone came to play at 17.

There was not a bad match on that card (Expect for Chyna/Ivory)

 

[jeffro151]

I always thought WM20 was a great PPV if you ignore the Lesnar/Goldberg flop.

 

[Tubbs1518]

I voted 17, but I think 19 is right there with it.

 

[beardown07]

It's AN argument.

 

[wazzu31]

Got to say 19 just for the fact where it took place.

 

[Hitman Hart]

13 is largely viewed by critics as being one of the worst Wrestlemania's ever. Its saving grace, and boy is it a big one, is the Austin/Hart match. That match is one of the most influential matches in professional wrestling history. It was just absolutely perfect in every way.

 

[The Q]

13 is largely viewed by critics as being one of the worst Wrestlemania's ever. Its saving grace, and boy is it a big one, is the Austin/Hart match. That match is one of the most influential matches in professional wrestling history. It was just absolutely perfect in every way.

I have to be honest, I haven't watched wrestling in any serious way since the iron man screw job at WM 12.

But lately i've been just googling some old classic matches (a lot of Sting and Bret Hart, with some Rock since they're probably my 3 favorite wrestlers ever) and I literally just found this gem.

It's one of the top 5 matches (WWF/WWE or WCW) i've ever seen, at least on a major card.

Not sure what else I'd have up there. but a short list (again, mine is all going to be more old school):

Bret Hart/Diesel 95 Survivor Series
Sting/Flair 90 GAB
1992 War Games
Hogan/Rock WM18 (just watched that one)
Razor Ramon/Shawn Michaels ladder match at WM10.

PS I'd guess WM11 is down the list for all time WMs too.