>>8919968For me, it showed that wrestling could be presented as an athletic contest and there were multiple styles and flavors. I could care less about the NWO main event scene as long as I could see Luchadors mix it up with Japanese strong style wrestlers or see Steve Regal work a technical match as opposed to the stomp, kick, punch, spout catchphrase, formulaic, boring, homogenized, sell the sizzle not the steak, cookie cutter """"""""""""wrestling"""""""""""""" aimed at not particularly bright children who like Super Hero gimmicks that WWF was running non-stop.
Don't get me wrong, I like McDonalds but that's all the WWF was offering while WCW had a very varied menu.
