If you could go back in time...

[Guest Redhawk]

I'd go to Wrestlemania 14. Shawn Michaels' last match (well, at least we thought), Stone Cold's first title win, Mike Tyson (my all-time favorite athlete), Kane-Taker with those awesome entrances, The Rock and HHH becoming bigger stars, and even a TAKA match that was probably hella better to watch live.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

-WWF Wrestlemania 17...I just really liked the card, I enjoyed the show a lot...maybe for old school purposes the 92 Rumble.

 

-WCW Great American Bash 89

 

-ECW Barely Legal 1997...come on, it was their first ppv, and it was a very cool show

[ChrisMWaters]

Really old school purposes...the events that Sammartino and Backlund won the title at the first time.

 

WrestleMania 3, to be part of history.

 

The Raw Mick Foley won the WWF Title at...

 

Bash at the Beach 1996...to be able to chuck stuff at the ring...

 

...hell, ANY WrestleMania probably...and Any Royal Rumble for that matter.

 

All I can think of right now

[Guest blachuuh_monkey]

My first pick would probably be WM 17 as it was not only a WM but also the best PPV the WWE has ever had in my opinion. Plus, I went to WM 13 which sucked , other than Bret vs Austin, so I would like to redeem myself with a good WM.

My second choice would be Canadian Stampede. I really enjoyed ythe Canada/America storyline as it involved most of my favorite wrestlers at the time. The show had nothing but good to great matches and the crowd was hot as hell.

Finally, my last choice would be WM 10 but only to see my man HBK vs Razor, and Owen Bret.

[Guest Dr. Wrestlingphysics]

In Your House 16: Canadian Stampede.

A good HHH v Mankind match, a decent Vader/Taker bout, the excellent TAKA/Sasuke match, the famous 10 man Hart Foundation v Team Austin match, and amazing crowd heat.

[Guest DJ Jeff]

I'd have to say Wrestlemania 18. For one thing, it was held in Toronto, the first time Wrestlemania was in Canada in a long time. Plus, I would have been able to witness Hogan vs. the Rock in person. Second choice would probably have to be Wrestlemania 14. It was the first time Austin won the WWE Title, and at the same time, began the whole attitude era.

[Paul Stanley]

I was at Wrestlemania 17..awesome night.

 

But i would want to go Halloween Havoc 91', GAB 90', and so on..

[Zetterberg is God]

I'd also like to have been at IYH Canadian Stampede. Just watching at home was not enough. The crowd was off the chart and with good reason.

[ChrisMWaters]

I was at Wrestlemania 17..awesome night.

Just curious, was it me, or was the crowd REALLY upset when Doink was eliminated from the Gimmick Battle Royal?

[Paul Stanley]

If i remember right, they let out a load groan when he was tossed out.

[EL DANDY~!]

July 9, 2001...I'd go there and speak in the ring on behalf of all the fans after the announcment that Steph was made owner of ECW...by telling Vince to shove it up his ass.

[Guest Hogan Made Wrestling]

Wrestlemania 17 - the apex of WWF history. After this it's been all downhill other than WM 18 and a few other highpoints.

[Guest notJames]

Over The Edge, 1999.

 

More specifically, the night before. So I could tell Owen not to do the Blue Blazer entrance.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

Wrestlemania III. It wasn't as good as some other Wrestlemanias, but it is the most historically significant show in WWF history.

[Guest converge241]

ECW right after the rename to Extreme

 

then maybe probably back to when SNME was on, they heyday 86 -89 ..i love those shows

[Guest bps "The Truth" 21]

If I was looking to have fun I'd go to an ECW event because I had ALOT more fun at those than WCW or WWF shows.

 

But if I wanted good wrestling (which...you know...I feel plays out better on TV anyway) I certainly wouldn't go to ECW.

 

Let's do it thusly:

 

WWF: Fully Loaded 2000. I would have marked out when Benoit "won" the title...then gotten pissed off when they reversed it. That's drama.

 

WCW/NWA: Great American Bash 1989

 

ECW: The TV Taping where RVD won the TV title. I was there...and it was easily and by far the most fun I ever had at a wrestling event.

[Guest dreamer420]

Damn, what a hard question. I'll list a few.

 

Wrestlemania 1

Wrestlemania 3

Wrestlemania 4 (my fav event of alltime)

Survivor Series 1987

RAW where ECW is brought back from the dead.

[Guest converge241]

"Wrestlemania 4 (my fav event of alltime)"

 

damn good to see some love for IV

 

i love it but most hate it

[Guest dreamer420]

I know what you mean. It was the first PPV that I ever seen and it was one of those tapes I would rent over and over as a little kid.

[Guest CanadianChris]

I gotta go with WrestleMania VIII...Savage AND Hart both win singles titles on the show (over Flair and Piper, no less).

 

And Warrior saving Hogan was pretty cool, too.

[Guest Brian]

The Boston house show with Flair vs. Bret in the iron man match. Best WWF match ever.

[Guest dreamer420]

Bret first title win is Saskatoon would be another great one too.

[Guest HartFan86]

Survivor Series 1997 with a shotgun.

[TheFranchise]

Survivor Series 97, about 5 minutes before the screwjob, first row, 2 feet behind Vince, a sledgehammer.

[Guest godthedog]

it's all about canadian stampede. every single match is good to great, the crowd is UNREAL, and it's like a culmination of almost everything that was great about the wwf in the 90s: mankind, undertaker (who was FEELING IT that year), steve austin in his big breakout year, owen, and of course, my favorite wrestler of all time in one of his shining moments. only thing that would have made it better is shawn michaels being in the tag match (and i drool at the thought of the crowd heat THAT would've generated).

 

i would've loved to go to the 2001 rumble as well. except for chyna/ivory it's all good stuff, with edge & christian, benoit, jericho, angle, trips, austin, rocky & even kane working on all cylinders. holds a special place in my heart.

[Guest Anglesault]

2002 Rumble. I would have yanked HHH out during the false elimination and hit his quad area with something.

[Guest CanadianChick]

Would getting beat to near death and then being arrested and sued out of everything you are worth be worth it AS?

[Guest Jack Tunney]

I'd go to Backlash 2000. (which I really wanna find on DVD,but can't)

 

And not to sound like a nerd or anything,but if you did go back in time you couldnt change anything.But that's a whole other topic........

[Guest Anglesault]

Would getting beat to near death and then being arrested and sued out of everything you are worth be worth it AS?

Well, since I'm going back in time, I'm assuming it will be one of those strange space/time things where I'm not seen as the attacker and it looks like HHH hurt himself.

[Guest the pinjockey]

Raw

 

August 9, 1999, Chicago

 

Greatest moment in Raw history and my last mark-out moment before getting online.