WWF Classics

Bret hart was born into a wrestling family on July 2 1957 in Calgary Alberta Canada so as soon as he could walk his father would take him and his brothers down into there homes dungeon to learn how to wrestle. Throughout his youth Bret excelled in all aspects of amateur wrestling picking Up Many titles then at the age of 21 Bret decided to enter the world Renowned WWF(WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION). There he was he was known for his guts and determination and his amazing technical ability he wasn’t in any category he could brawl he could mat wrestle and he could be a high flyer he was a perfectionist soon he earned the nickname the excellence of execution. ...  Read the complete review

This program is just simply repeats of the old WWF shows from the late eighties early nighties though it's very old it's still bring back allot of good memories of Hulk Hogan and the Macho Man Randy Savage plus a whole lot more of the old superstars. I 've seen a few surprises on the show there are mostly jobbers and a few top superstars. One week to my shock I saw one Mick Foley then named Jack Foley it was very weird and funny watching a superstar who you would think would never make it onto a main card at a WWF event. For the memories I'll give it a high five even if the wrestling was a bit tame back then. ...  Read the complete review

WWF classics When the WWF was in the Hogan era, when Vince mcmahon was expanding the WWF into the global corporation it is today. Looking back at Classics you can see such stars in their prime. Anyone remember Randy savage? it's good to looks back once in a while and remember when i was younger watching this and thinking Hogan was great. But to sort of correct one of the other opinions. The egos were big, it was just only Hogan had the power backstage to control what happened to his career. And what about the double acts of Mcmahon and ventura or Gorilla Monsoon and Bobbie Heenan? sheer class ...  Read the complete review

Some may say i love the new 'WWF ATTITUDE'. Its extreme fun and glamorous. To them i say yeah it's good but you vcan't get better then the classics. Classic or the original WWF is so great to watch, each match is 'usually' won fairly, and also you don't hear the comentator saying 'ohh my god it's so and so coming down to the ring with a chair. Thats why i like WWf classics. Also it's the facxt i grew up watching these guys and so look up to them i suppose. If we look though WWf has changed over the year so that it is still uptodate. We cannot say WWf has stayed at the old weigh in and matches won fairly, the WWf ...  Read the complete review

wwf classics used to be rubbish.im sorry but thats how it was. it used to feature matches from the 1970s with men who wouldnt know an uppercut if it jumped up and hit them in the face (sorry about the pun) it was literally an hour of hell. however vince, in all his wisdom, decided to have classics a show that featured matchs from the late 80s. the end result is a show that is 100% better than before. the matchs are high paced and funny, although not up to todays standards. its funny though i havent seen hulk hongan but they are always talking about him?? anyway its fun to watch legends such as sargent slaughter do their thing..whats not so fuuny is the racial stereotypes ...  Read the complete review