YEAR IN REVIEW | The WWF in 1992 (Full Year Documentary) 

I really would love you to do some videos on amazing managers. Paul Bearer, Jim Cornette, Mr. Fuji, etc.

Out of the Dungeon: The Hart Family, No Chance In HELL: Vince McMahon, On Demand: The WWE Network, or Real American: Hulk Hogan

The year 1993 in review, that is intriguing

Can you please do rest in peace the undertaker story

Please do The Briscoe Brothers

Vince screwed Bret. That’s why. Vince’s ego at work

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@@Hoovie9596 people act like Steve Austin saved WWE but he didn't really .Steve Austin did alot for WWE .I am not diminishing Steve Austin accomplishments but WWE was never close going out business.they would been second in ratings but they were beating WCW house show live gate and buryate. They were in black sept 1997 . Bret saved the WWE. He made WWE alot 💸 duirng scandals. Business was little lower compared to Golden era due to steroid scandal but very profitable in USA and more everywhere else .Bret is the saviour of WWE

@@Hoovie9596 Top 10 most-attended shows in the 1990s No. Promotion Event Location Venue Attendance Main Event(s) 1. WWF SummerSlam August 29, 1992 London, England Wembley Stadium 78,927 Bret Hart (c) vs. The British Bulldog for the WWF Intercontinental Championship [60][61] 2. WWF WrestleMania VI April 1, 1990 Toronto, Ontario SkyDome 64,287 Hulk Hogan (WHC) vs. The Ultimate Warrior (IC) in a champion vs. champion match for the WWF World Heavyweight and WWF Intercontinental Championships [62] 3. WWF WrestleMania VIII April 5, 1992 Indianapolis, Indiana Hoosier Dome 62,167 Hulk Hogan vs. Sid Justice [63] 4. WWF Royal Rumble January 19, 1997 San Antonio, Texas Alamodome 60,447 Sycho Sid (c) vs. Shawn Michaels for the WWF Championship [23] 5. AJPW / NJPW / WWF The US/Japan Wrestling Summit April 13, 1990 Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Dome † 53,742 Hulk Hogan (WWF) vs. Stan Hansen (AJPW) [64] 6. SWS / WWF SuperWrestle March 30, 1991 Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Dome † 42,000 Hulk Hogan and Genichiro Tenryu vs. The Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal) [65] 7. WWF WWF Raw February 8, 1999 Toronto, Ontario SkyDome 41,432 Steve Austin vs. Vince McMahon, Ken Shamrock, Test, Kane, Chyna and Big Boss Man in a handicap elimination match [66] 8. SWS / WWF SuperWrestle December 12, 1991 Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Dome † 40,000 Genichiro Tenryu vs. Hulk Hogan [65] 9. WWF WWF Raw is War (Ep. 333) October 11, 1999 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Dome 33,375 Val Venis and The British Bulldog vs. The Rock 'n' Sock Connection (The Rock and Mankind) [67] 10. WWF WWF Live in Bangalore February 4, 1996 Bangalore, India Kanataka Football Stadium 30,000 Bret Hart (c) vs. Tatanka for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship

@@HhhHhhh-nu4lm why are you showing me this…..this thread is about an inspirational speech not being used as much as it probably should have

Flair making his debut in 1992, and it was the end of the golden era wrestlers. It was a swanson PPV.

As great as it was to see Shawn and the Harts in their glory days I feel the debut of Mankind years later made for some of the best televised matches in WWF up to that point. Austin too was apart of that roster.

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It was one of WCW's best years too

Flair debuted in WWF in 1991...

Yup. There was a definite shift in the second half that took the WWF in a completely different direction. 92-96 was not a good time for the WWF. The best wrestling talent came out the 80s.

The steroid scandal crippled the business. The year started off with maybe the best talent roster it ever had and by the end of the year many of the biggest names were gone. It was a bad time.

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@@WRESTLEWITHANDY WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO DO WWF IN THE 80s ???

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Yup same here. I was 4 but I remember it clear as day!

I was at an amusement park and some guy walked past my second grade self with a roddy piper shirt and that’s all it took

Same. I was barely 7 in October 1992. Hogan was a mythical figure to me as a toddle like Santa Claus, but Bret was my hero.

The Bret/ Sean years were so fallow. The ‘New Generation’ era was dark times.

Unfortunately by then Kerry Von Erich was too far gone in all the drugs by then to even be trusted as anything more than as an enhancement talent let alone WWF champion

He committed suicide that year didn't he? 92 ? I'm going to search that and come back.

Feb 18 93 I apologize.

Did he tore his quad in 92 too ? 😂😂🤣🤣

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In Your House did not exist in 1992

@@pablosanchez6558 in 95' it would have been a great match at the early IN Your House ppvs.

Yeah I was watching WCW as well. Steamboat and Rude were both there. I always liked Sting. Arn Anderson was always a classic. Jake the snake Roberts would be over there soon and I also liked cactus jack bang bang!!!!

There’s no DQ’s in the rumble

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Attitude Era thanks to the NWO. Just wait for the 1995 video. The company hit rock bottom

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What was the finish? I always wondered how the Disasters won the title.

@@tripehoundtorture9600 Earthquake power slam, Typhoon splash, Earthquake vertical splash...Typhoon stops DiBiase from breaking the pin on IRS

It was his best year

Definitely his best year Bret Hart became the face of the WWF

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@@lexkanyima2195 shame that Warrior and Davey Boy Smith getting fired that year was looking forward to seeing the Warrior and Macho Man take on Ric Flair and Razor Ramon at Survivor series it would have been the first time that Warrior and Ramon would face each other

@@wadepool8081 indeed

yeah, Natural Disasters won by count-out if memory serves well. Also, hate to nit-pick, but Flair and DiBiase didn't go toe to toe in the 92 Rumble; he was already on his way to the back as Flair came out.

@@grahambarlow9415 rid dibiase was the first eliminated by bulldog

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