bot43 wrote: » If you cancel the network today with, say, 15 days left on your sub, can you continue to log in and watch? Or does logging in again undo your cancellation request ??
OneEightSeven wrote: » There was no such thing as the ruthless aggression era and it doesn't deserve to be validated by capitalising the phrase. It's just some inane catchphrase McMahon came out with to make the post-Attitude Era seem edgy after ratings plummetted over the past year. Every other era had some meaning behind it: the Golden Generation was the decade of Hogan and Savage and wrestling becoming pop culture; the New Generation was McMahon deeming Hogan and Savage too old and wanted to create new stars in Bret Hart, HBK, Razor and Nash; the Attitude Era was a raunchy and vulgar TV14 product with monstrous TV ratings; for the so-called ruthless aggression era, all we got was John Cena uttering the words "ruthless aggression" in response to Kurt Angle's challenge. Apart from a few episodes during the Invasion angle, I stopped watching wrestling a couple of weeks after Wrestlemania 2001 because it was shíte, but I've since gone back and watched every Raw from 2001 to 2003 and I didn't see any evidence of ruthless aggression. With the declining in TV ratings, the mundane storylines and declining PPV buys, it should be called the Comedown Era instead because the business just returned back to normality.
Itssoeasy wrote: » 26 years ago today wrestlemania X happened from MSG. This event holds a very special place in my wrestling fandom as it is the very first PPV I recorded myself. I remember watching that tape like it was going out of fashion. It had two amazing five star matches in the Owen vs Bret match and the ladder match. I think I'll watch it tonight.
Monokne wrote: » Great show. Well, two great matches anyway. The closing scene of Bret up on everyones shoulders while Owen watches on from the entrance is brilliant. I watched it a couple months ago. I thought Owen & Bret aged much better then Shawn & Razor. Just a classic wrestling battle. Be sure to post your thoughts.
Lord TSC wrote: » Network is currently free for three months to non-subscribers. Apparently. Not tested myself, just seen it on Reddit.
Deleted User wrote: » Link (to the offer/Reddit thread)? I cancelled the network last summer when they did that awful update but wouldn't mind it for free atm.
Itssoeasy wrote: » I started watching mania X last night and watched the opening match twice and then got the ladder match and have to watch the rest. Also the first title match between Luger and yoko isn't aging that good. Nerve hold of doom.
Monokne wrote: » Yoko with the two fingers on Luger's shoulder while he sits there and catches his breath. Always thought it odd that match went like 15 minutes while the main event only had 10.
Itssoeasy wrote: » Today is the 32nd anniversary of macho man randy savage winning his first WWF world title at wrestlemania IV. This mania was the first mania I rented that was two tapes not one and until I stopped this was I think the only one. It was okay but mostly because of randy savage and miss Elizabeth. There was the double DQ between Andre and hulk and the time limit draw which eliminated both jake Roberts and rick rude. There was my first memory of a trophy in wrestling been broken when the battle royal trophy was broken. The tournament final was between two good wrestlers in randy savage and Ted dibiase and was a good match. The venue of trump plaza wasn't a good one.
Wuff Wuff wrote: » Fun fact Wasn't actually in Trump Plaza, was in the Atlantic City convention Centre, Trump sponsored the event so he was billed as hosting it or somethinghttps://prowrestling.fandom.com/wiki/Trump_Plaza
nocoverart wrote: » I unsubscribed to this months ago, and went back in today and can still watch PPV’s. I definitely unsubscribed and it says my sub is expired. Hope I’m not still getting charged.
ThePott wrote: » WWE Network is free right now with loads of content due to the lockdown. Only a few things are behind a paywall. Weekend's Wrestlemania being one of them.