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LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWWF Champion Ric Flair battling challenger Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan facing his rival Sid Justice, Roddy Piper defending his Intercontinental title against Bret Hart and many moreWWF Champion Ric Flair battling challenger Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan facing his rival Sid Justice, Roddy Piper defending his Intercontinental title against Bret Hart and many moreWWF Champion Ric Flair battling challenger Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan facing his rival Sid Justice, Roddy Piper defending his Intercontinental title against Bret Hart and many more
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As a child, "Wrestlemania 8" was the first Wrestlemania I remember really getting into (anything before this I was just too young for). Thus, it will always hold a special place in my WM rankings. However, more objectively speaking, I also feel as if it was a pretty quality event in its own right.
The highlights for me included...
-The debut of Shawn Michael's "Sexy Boy" persona. -The Undertaker absolutely manhandling Jake "The Snake" Roberts -"Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Bret "Hit Man" Hart squaring off in an emotional friend-vs.-friend contest -Ric Flair and "Macho Man" Randy Savage battling for the true affections of Elizabeth (a lot of emotion in this one) -WM debut of Tatanka, always a fun character.
Sadly, as with "Wrestlemania VII", the reason I can't give this event the full five stars is because the final Hulk Hogan vs. Sid Justice match falls flat. Maybe the least inspiring final match of a Wrestlemania since the first one.
Other than that, though, "Wrestlemania VIII" is a solid event filled with some great wrestling and some great characters. There are fewer matches in this event than ever before, but its very much a "quality over quantity" approach at play instead.
The highlights for me included...
-The debut of Shawn Michael's "Sexy Boy" persona. -The Undertaker absolutely manhandling Jake "The Snake" Roberts -"Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Bret "Hit Man" Hart squaring off in an emotional friend-vs.-friend contest -Ric Flair and "Macho Man" Randy Savage battling for the true affections of Elizabeth (a lot of emotion in this one) -WM debut of Tatanka, always a fun character.
Sadly, as with "Wrestlemania VII", the reason I can't give this event the full five stars is because the final Hulk Hogan vs. Sid Justice match falls flat. Maybe the least inspiring final match of a Wrestlemania since the first one.
Other than that, though, "Wrestlemania VIII" is a solid event filled with some great wrestling and some great characters. There are fewer matches in this event than ever before, but its very much a "quality over quantity" approach at play instead.
This Wrestlemania saw the end of an era and beginning of a new one. The transition from the Hulkamania years to what I like to call the Gimmick years left of with one of the best Wrestlemania events in history. Now I would've given this a 10 out of 10, but there are a few matches that weren't up to par.
Now you see a lot of gimmick changes in this Wrestlemania. Tito Santana is now referred to as El Matador. You have characters like Repo Man and The Mountie. Aside from that, you are in for a great event. Shawn Michaels makes his singles debut against Tito Santana and it is a good one. Jake Roberts and the Undertaker square off in one of the better early Undertaker matches. The Roddy Piper vs. Bret Hart match is fantastic. Probably one of the best in Wrestlemania history. I could've done without the 8-Man Tag Match and Tatanka vs. Rick Martel. I thought the Tag Team Championship was good and the WWF Championship Match was excellent. Ric Flair's small run in the early 1990's in the WWF was outstanding. His match with Savage was also one of the best in Wrestlemania history. Hogan's match was typical Hogan, with a little twist because at the time, he was going to retire.
I'd say overall, this is the best Wrestlemania of the 1990's. The good matches outweigh the bad one's and all in all, you should be highly entertained.
Now you see a lot of gimmick changes in this Wrestlemania. Tito Santana is now referred to as El Matador. You have characters like Repo Man and The Mountie. Aside from that, you are in for a great event. Shawn Michaels makes his singles debut against Tito Santana and it is a good one. Jake Roberts and the Undertaker square off in one of the better early Undertaker matches. The Roddy Piper vs. Bret Hart match is fantastic. Probably one of the best in Wrestlemania history. I could've done without the 8-Man Tag Match and Tatanka vs. Rick Martel. I thought the Tag Team Championship was good and the WWF Championship Match was excellent. Ric Flair's small run in the early 1990's in the WWF was outstanding. His match with Savage was also one of the best in Wrestlemania history. Hogan's match was typical Hogan, with a little twist because at the time, he was going to retire.
I'd say overall, this is the best Wrestlemania of the 1990's. The good matches outweigh the bad one's and all in all, you should be highly entertained.
Areba mcintera singing opening the show , tito Santana sister reports Bobby Herman off to as usual quick start with his best spring board Monsoon setting them up. Tito v Shawn Micheals in the opening match A very strange pin opening this one. Followed by a stranger interview by Mean gene interviewing LOD with Paul Ellorey. Never felt the legion of Doom needed a manager. Piper hart a strong intercontinental title match. Flair savage a good word title match. Money inc and the natural disasters for the tag team title means all the gold is on the line in this event. Hogan Justice the second part of the so called double main event. The crowd is electric for Hogan. Which just makes you think if Hogan had been challenging for the title with flair still feels to me like this was the place that should have happened. A very messy finish is forgotten due to a return of a superstar from parts unknown. A still strong roster feels like it could have been used better but this is an enjoyable event not always for the right reasons sometimes things going wrong can be more entertaining.
Shawn Michaels defeated Tito Santana via pinfall Tatanka defeated The Model via pinfall Natural Disasters defeated Tag Team Champions Money Inc. by countout Undertaker defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall Virgil, Big Boss Man, Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan defeated The Mountie, Repo Man & the Nasty Boys via pinfall Randy Savage defeated Ric Flair for the World Wrestling Championship Bret Hart defeated Roddy Piper for the Intercontinental Championship Owen Hart defeated Skinner via pinfall Hulk Hogan defeated Sid Justice via DQ
Overall Mark: D
Overall Mark: D
I would put this in the top 6 wrestlemanias of all time based strictly off the Bret/Piper & Savage/Flair matches. Piper's match with Bret is easily the best match of his career. Why Piper claims this was the first time he was pinned in 17yrs is beyond me,being he lost countless times in the old NWA. This Mania was also Undertakers first as a face,and Shawm Michaels first as a singles wrestler,facing Tito Santana,in a decent match to open the show. This Mania also contained a little behind the scenes controversy,most notably with Jake Roberts forcing McMahon to let him out of his contract before he went out for his match with Undertaker. Ric Flair also got himself into a bit of trouble by blading during his match with Randy Savage,which is one of the great forgotten matches in Wrestlemania history. Inexplicibly,the Road Warriors weren't used on this show,only for a interview,yet Skinner was. Still a great Mania worth watching again years later.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe finish to the Justice-Hogan match actually did not occur as planned. The original plan was for Hulk Hogan to hit the leg drop on Justice and for Papa Shango to do a run in and break up the pin causing a disqualification. However, Papa Shango missed his cue and was late in getting down to the ring. Justice improvised by kicking out of the leg drop. From there, referee Earl Hebner would disqualify Justice when his manager, Harvey Wippleman, interfered.
- BlooperThere was clearly a large amount of space between the stadium floor and the top of Jake "The Snake" Roberts' head after Undertaker tombstoned him.
- Citazioni
Sid Justice: See we got a saying and it goes like this, "Do unto the man as he would do unto you. But do it first."
- Versioni alternativeThe DVD version edited out any reference to "WWF". The DVD version also replaced the entrance themes, which was likely done because of song rights. They are:
- Ric Flair's music changed to the WWE's rendition of "Also Sprach Zarusthra", which eventually became Flair's entrance music in 2005.
- The video package documenting Sid Justice's path of destruction replaced Sid's entrance at that time to a generic hard rock song with vocals.
- ConnessioniFeatured in WrestleMania X (1994)
- Colonne sonoreSexy Boy
Performed by Shawn Michaels featuring Sensation Sherri ( Sherri Martel )
Composed by Jim Johnston, J.J. Maguire & Jimmy Hart
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