u/SuccessDry7214

Hey everyone

Having a debate with a friend of mine about whether or not Bret Hart could've done well during the attitude era if he was booked properly and didn't have to deal with all of the bad luck and tragedy.

My friend thinks he was too much of a clean cut babyface to have really thrived against the likes of stone cold and DX and the other antiheroes that were blowing up at that time. I think he wouldve adapted and done well based on that famous meltdown segment where he pushed Vince to the ground. I sincerely believe that if WCW would have made him their focus after Montreal it could've been magic.

Feel free to fantasy book Bret from 1997 survivor series on if you want to. I'm curious to hear how people think his future could've shaken out.

I know we love to reminisce about the greatness that was the attitude era, well we can't have gooe without bad. Who were the folks that would come on screen and that was your cue to either take a piss break or maybe even change over to WCW?

Jeff Jarrett - dude was always boring AF and I never felt like he fit in to the attitude era. I was so happy when he fucked off to WCW.

Hardcore holly - meh

Godfather - I thought the pimp thing ran it's course and didn't really offer anything.

Steve blackman - boring AF

Apa - for whatever reason I just never cared for them

Who sucked the life out of the arena for you during this golden era?

Hey everyone

Which 2 wrestlers/characters from the attitude era do you hold in your heart because they entertained you the most? Its hard to choose I know but I'd have to say my top 2 (not in order) were rock and foley. Who are your top 2?