Is this the best WWE feud ever? It could very well be. It was absolute beast that spanned

multiple years and the true joy and the madness was that Brett Hart and Shaw Michaels left the

ring and well they started to kick off backstage. You can still find fans today who

cite this falling out as the reason they also got into the dirt sheets as they were called

and the intrigue was just too much. But now let's jump back to the 80s because it all ties in the brand of w wbwee was all bright lights cartoons with charisma up the whimwam and of course this was carried out with the likes of hulk hogan randy savage and even hacksaw jim dougan who waved around a big stick they managed to to break through and of course Hulk Hogan found the love of the mainstream crowd too.

If you can be bothered to travel back to this period, using the internet, you will find it.

Hulkomania was everywhere.

Of course no era lasts forever and the golden age as it was known hit the bricks hard, mostly because of many scandals that got into the public eye. Pop culture itself

had also started to change and the WWF was way too late to realise that. They carried on with their

over-the-top nature, dare I say it, they became a little bit passe. There was also the sterile

trial and you can say what you want about that, but that kind of press is not good press, and it

sound a lot of people on the company. The World Wrestlingeration was meant to be good wholesome family entertainment and now

it's anything but adults did not want their kids watching it it meant vincent man had to go into

damage control because optics are everything the first thing they had to go were the oversized comic book

physiques.

The entire operation needed a clean-up and for a while the answers came in height with

the likes of diesel and just finding a sheer combination of mass and agility with the awesome

Yokozuna.

There was still asterisces of course because Kevin Nash would eventually leave WWF for WCW.

So eventually where did you go?

It needed to be somebody that commanded respect, it needed to be someone that knew what they

were doing, and it needed to be someone that was not problematic.

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