You have access to the WWE Tape Vault for one day

[Redbeard's Ghost]

You have a comfortable chair and your favorite beverage. You have 24 hour access to the entire WWE tape library, which includes basically every North American match of any importance in the past half century. You can watch anything you want, with no limitations.

What do you watch?


I would go straight for the 1970-1986 Georgia and Mid Atlantic tapes. Starting with classic Dory Funk Jr., Jack Brisco and Harley Race title defenses. Then I would watch the Crockett Cups from 86-87.

If I had more time, I always wanted to see more matches of Gorilla Monsoon, Killer Kowalski, Stan Stasiak, Pedro Morales, etc. Basically, WWWF circa 1970-1975.

Even more time would lead me to the collection of MSG tapes from the early Hogan title defenses against Dr. D, Greg Valentine, George Steele, etc.

Lastly, I would finish off with one of my favorite all time feuds, and matches we never get to see - Magnum TA/Ric Flair and their 60 minute draws in the Omni and Greensboro Colosium from 1986.

[Jiren]

WCW stuff

I never got too see much

I saw 1996 - 1997 stuff but nothing before/After

[xwhatx]

gtv

[J is Justice]

Anything with Owen, Perfect and Bulldog

[Boku AKA Da Green Guy]

The Blonde Bytch Project.

[Hensley]

Anything ECW, and some OMEGA stuff too.

[The Line]

I'd get about 900 DVD burners/copiers, a f***ton of blank DVD-r's, and I'd go Hog Wild(Not a WCW pun) and burn a copy of every piece of footage.

[Bob Schlapowitz]

thebluedevil said:

I'd get about 900 DVD burners/copiers, a smurfton of blank DVD-r's, and I'd go Hog Wild(Not a WCW pun) and burn a copy of every piece of footage.

I'd do what he does.


And I'd remove all blurs, while I was at it!

[stevierichardsfan]

i would go to the wccw from 82 to 85 and ecw 93-94 and smw and nwa jcp form 82 to 86

[Baixo Astral]

24 hours of 70s-early 80s CWF, and some old Nitros from 96-97 to break them up.

[ghostgrabber]

Stampede footage from 84-87..

[DiBiase is Good]

I would settle the argument once and for all if footage of Owen's death exists.
And if it did exist, I'd destroy it.

[rubber johnny]

king of the ring 1995

over and over and over again

in different chairs

[Big Daddy Bad Booking]

A day? Give me like a whole year with unlimited amounts of popcorn and Mountain Dew/Root Beer and I will be SET!

[Deleted]

dibiaseisgood said:

I would settle the argument once and for all if footage of Owen's death exists.
And if it did exist, I'd destroy it.

I think it does, or at least some of the fall was caught on tape. I presume that every camera is always on, so it must've caught something.

But anyway, I'd probably just get a van, steal it all and go home.

[Deleted]

I'd burn DVDs of every WWF show from 1994, 1995, 2000, and 2004-2006.

[Schemer]

I'd start time frame. Late seventies.. Start with NWA. Get as much as I could, stopping with them around 1984. Get some of the old WCCW, AWA, and PNW. Then move to WWF, and get everything from 1985-1993. Then I'd pick up some ECW from about 95-98.

Could I do it in a day, hell no. Maybe with multiple TV's.

[Desi]

wordlifeecw said:

I'd burn DVDs of every WWF show from 1994, 1995, 2000, and 2004-2006.

I'd just do 1994 - Pre-WWE 2002 altogether, since I was rather young and didn't have the same appreciation for it like I do now.

[GuyOfOwnage]

Shocked anyone hasn't brought up the Attitude era footage. That'd be the first thing I'd go for, just to have all that footage unblurred and unedited.

[MiLB Fan]

I'd watch WWF & WCW stuff from 1988-1994, like PPVs and TV shows. I never saw a full episode of Prime Time Wrestling, only watched Superstars occasionally, and could never find Wrestling Challenge. My watching of WCW TV was even more rare, because I discovered the WWF first.

I would check out the other promotions also.