1985-1988 WWF is my favorite time period in wrestling, EVER. A lot of people crap on 80s WWF because of the lack of quality wrestling and the cartoonish nature of the show. I will freely admit that the NWA had much, much better in-ring action, but WWF just made everything seem so important back then, and hooked me for life. I don't know if it was "money promos" or not that were drawing me in, it was just a feeling, an intangible quality the product had back then. It just seemed everything Vince did during that time period turned to gold. Stick Zeus into the main event =$$$, HonkY Tonk Man headlining B shows= $$$, Jim Duggan headlining MSG against Andre=$$$. I really can't explain it other than everything, every title, every angle, seemed so important then as compared to now. It could be the lack of competetive matches, the lack of big shows that made the bigger shows seem even more important, the general star power, but it all added up to me becoming a fan for life. I've noticed that fans today who rip the WWE for lack of workrate, etc., still fondly remember the 80s, even though the wrestling was even worse back then. I think it proves that smart booking and marketing can be more successful than great wrestling sometimes, or it can mean that nostalgia is all powerful.