C4
Guest
You're right, it's crap for someone who doesn't like Cena but golden for a fan of John Cena.. like me! 10/10 AWESOME Moment!
-
Welcome to "The New" Wrestling Smarks Forum!
I see that you are not currently registered on our forum. It only takes a second, and you can even login with your Facebook! If you would like to register now, pease click here: Register
Once registered please introduce yourself in our introduction thread which can be found here: Introduction Board
You're right, it's crap for someone who doesn't like Cena but golden for a fan of John Cena.. like me! 10/10 AWESOME Moment!
C4
Guest
Rate the Moment 111:
Chyna enters the Royal Rumble!
It was January 1999, the Royal Rumble was just around the corner, it was a big event where the winner would go to WrestleMania to face the Champion! When the bell struck 30. Chyna came out, as the crowd cheered. Chyna was the #30 entrant in the Royal Rumble, becoming the first woman ever to enter the contest. It was historic no doubt, a moment that will be remembered for quite a long time!
Chyna enters the Royal Rumble!
It was January 1999, the Royal Rumble was just around the corner, it was a big event where the winner would go to WrestleMania to face the Champion! When the bell struck 30. Chyna came out, as the crowd cheered. Chyna was the #30 entrant in the Royal Rumble, becoming the first woman ever to enter the contest. It was historic no doubt, a moment that will be remembered for quite a long time!
John
Guest
2/10. it was a strange moment. Chyna being so manly like and entering the Rumble wasnt as big as it could have been. she was eliminated by austin on his rampage. if she'd have stayed in there longer then it would have been better.
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2008
- Messages
- 1,067
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 36
- Location
- 1
- Website
- www.123.co.uk
- Favorite Wrestler
-
- Favorite Wrestler
-
- Favorite Wrestler
-
- Favorite Wrestler
-
- Favorite Wrestler
-
- Favorite Wrestler
-
HulkStar
Guest
THE Brian Kendrick's Biceps
Guest
Nation
Guest
C4
Guest
Rate the Moment 112:
The Rock's debut in World Wrestling Federation!
Dwayne Johnson better known by his former ring name The Rock, is an American actor and former professional wrestler. He gained mainstream fame as a standout in World Wrestling Entertainment from 1996 to 2004. The Rock was a nine-time world champion in his career, including a record-setting seven-time WWE Champion; his last reign was as WWE Undisputed Champion. He also was the winner of the 2000 Royal Rumble. But when did this stardust begin?
The Rock made his WWE debut as "Rocky Maivia," which combined his father and grandfather's ring names; Johnson was initially reluctant to the idea, but was persuaded to go ahead with the name by Vince McMahon and Jim Ross. In addition to tacking on the nickname "The Blue Chipper," WWE played up his connection to his father and grandfather, calling him the company's first third-generation wrestler. Johnson, who was first portrayed as a clean-cut babyface, was pushed heavily from the start despite his lack of in-ring experience, as he won the 1996 Survivor Series and the WWE Intercontinental Championship after only three months in the company! He went on to be a WWE Champion, WCW Champion and a great entertainer. History was made when this guy first entered the squared circle.
The Rock's debut in World Wrestling Federation!
Dwayne Johnson better known by his former ring name The Rock, is an American actor and former professional wrestler. He gained mainstream fame as a standout in World Wrestling Entertainment from 1996 to 2004. The Rock was a nine-time world champion in his career, including a record-setting seven-time WWE Champion; his last reign was as WWE Undisputed Champion. He also was the winner of the 2000 Royal Rumble. But when did this stardust begin?
The Rock made his WWE debut as "Rocky Maivia," which combined his father and grandfather's ring names; Johnson was initially reluctant to the idea, but was persuaded to go ahead with the name by Vince McMahon and Jim Ross. In addition to tacking on the nickname "The Blue Chipper," WWE played up his connection to his father and grandfather, calling him the company's first third-generation wrestler. Johnson, who was first portrayed as a clean-cut babyface, was pushed heavily from the start despite his lack of in-ring experience, as he won the 1996 Survivor Series and the WWE Intercontinental Championship after only three months in the company! He went on to be a WWE Champion, WCW Champion and a great entertainer. History was made when this guy first entered the squared circle.
Soulpower
Guest
6/10... The fact is that it wasn't that good of a debut. His character was annoying and every 5 seconds someone would mention that he was a third-generation superstar. Even though he ended up as an all-time great, it doesn't change the fact that his debut was underwhelming, to say the least.
John
Guest
C4
Guest
6/10 just for the reason that a big superstar made his debut and it was just the start of things to come, otherwise the gimmick sucked big time!
The Rated R CMStar
Guest
5.5/10. It was one of the biggest stars debuting, but he didn't fit the third generation superstar gimmick. However, when he dropped the Maivia and stayed The Rock, well, that's a different story.
C4
Guest
Rate the Moment 113:
Kane gets unmasked on Monday Night RAW.
In Early 2003, RAW Co-General Manager "Stone Cold" Steve Austin offered Kane the opportunity to face Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship on RAW. However, Co-General Manager Eric Bischoff insisted that Kane should unmask if he looses the match. Kane accepted Austin's offer and went to challenge Triple H the following week in Madison Square Garden. Triple H won the match following interference from his stablemates, and on the June 23, 2003 RAW, Kane removed his mask revealing the hidden face that everyone wanted to see for 6 years.
Kane gets unmasked on Monday Night RAW.
In Early 2003, RAW Co-General Manager "Stone Cold" Steve Austin offered Kane the opportunity to face Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship on RAW. However, Co-General Manager Eric Bischoff insisted that Kane should unmask if he looses the match. Kane accepted Austin's offer and went to challenge Triple H the following week in Madison Square Garden. Triple H won the match following interference from his stablemates, and on the June 23, 2003 RAW, Kane removed his mask revealing the hidden face that everyone wanted to see for 6 years.
John
Guest