Wrestling fans tend to split up all of the chunks of time in the history of this business

into eras.

And everyone has their favourite.

She got your Monday Night Wars, Attitude Era, Ruthless Aggression, New Generation.

But everyone will pretty much agree that the absolute worst of times went down just a few

years ago as a pandemic took over the globe, right?

You have not been re-watching Thunderdome classics, have you?

Which brings me nicely to this intriguing question right here.

What if that era many class has the absolute worst of times to be a wrestling fan?

Well, it never happened.

Well, my answer, it's a bit long, so strap in, folks.

Because I am Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling, and here is what if wrestling's worst era

never happened.

The first few months of the fateful year known as 2020 were already quite an experience

within the wrestling bubble.

Tetsi and Naito helped both the IWGP Intercontinental and heavyweight championships, as

Ressel Kingdom 14 concluded,

NXT took over Blackpool again. A rated our superstar sensationally came back from retirement

at the Royal Rumble. WW pulverized Defean via Demand in Saudi Arabia. A.W. produced one of

the greatest pay-per-views in their history in that year's revolution,

one which boasted that Young Books v. Omega and Hangman's Showdown.

And Shane Abase completely dominated the Elimination Chamber. Headlines were made, tears

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