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05-14-2013, 11:36 AM
It was the end of AN era. 1980 was the actual end of the regional promotions. Once NWA went on WTBS on Saturday nights, the wrestling industry was FOREVER changed. Had Him Barnett had the foresight to push the envelope that Vince did, it would have been the NWA who would still be around. Let's not forget, it was NWA who was on the first national cable network. It was the NWA who was first on PPV.
As for the biggest end of era to date in wrestling???? It was the end of the Monday Night Wars was the end of an era! Wrestling was at it's all-time greatest heights, probably to never be seen again. But end of an era, well, there are THOUSANDS of end of era's in the professional wrestling business.
As for the biggest end of era to date in wrestling???? It was the end of the Monday Night Wars was the end of an era! Wrestling was at it's all-time greatest heights, probably to never be seen again. But end of an era, well, there are THOUSANDS of end of era's in the professional wrestling business.
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WWF 1993.... The End of an Era??? - by Pulp Fiction - 05-13-2013, 12:32 PM
WWF 1993.... The End of an Era??? - by Pulp Fiction - 05-14-2013, 10:02 AM
WWF 1993.... The End of an Era??? - by judgementday - 05-14-2013, 10:53 AM
WWF 1993.... The End of an Era??? - by Stardust - 05-14-2013, 11:36 AM
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