Those Backstage Production Promos

[Just Jay]

I think with all the put a lot of emphasis on wrestlers, interviews, in-ring ability and charisma when it comes to discussion where we seem to forget the pure awesomeness of the WWE production team backstage. These guys have make rivalries look supremely epic, and on such short notice. On top of that, they can easily make a dull, overdrawn feud seem like the end of the world. Yes, you really gotta give the WWE "Monkeys" some credit here. So, what are some of your favorite feud videos of any feud. I'll post a couple of my favorites.

The Randy Orton one leading up to Cena vs Orton at Summerslam.
youtube.com/watch?v=tAYMr11dkfg Around the 0:54 mark is probably the crew's most impressive work with the Orton videos.

Undertaker's Streak video, which we're all treated to before Wrestlemania. Nothing but Badassery here.
youtube.com/watch?v=YV9eotIF-rY

Speaking of Wrestlemania, Cena and Michaels build-up.
youtube.com/watch?v=bv0Lg36qDko
Still makes you feel...I don't know. Its makes you feel.

To honor our good friend John right now, Cena vs Khali build up for Judgment Day.
youtube.com/watch?v=_zEG00yP55w

And lastly, a video involving the Bald Cleft Snitsky's vignette on ECW.
youtube.com/watch?v=GjmLue8bGJA

You gotta give it to this guys. They can really make anything, and I mean ANYTHING look good.

What are some of your favorite promo produced by the ol' Monkeys?

[Stotty]

first one that comes to mind:

youtube.com/watch?v=KkzTRAF1FHg

[kittylimits]

I miss john Cena

[Munkie91087]

Triple H vs. Cactus Jack Royal Rumble 2000 build up was very well done.

www.dailymotion.com/bookmarks/SamoaJoe87/video/x2vcfz_hhh-vs-cactus-jack-royal-rumble-200_sport

The build up for Survivor Series 2004 was surprisingly good.

www.dailymotion.com/bookmarks/SamoaJoe87/video/x1z18z_survivor-series-2004-intro-team-ort_events

[Arthur Digby Stamp]

youtube.com/watch?v= k1myj98UA_I
(Broken up due to use of the "s" word)

Rock vs. Austin @ Wrestlemania X7

Probably my favorite promo video ever. Perfectly sums of the feud to that point, and anyone who didn't know the backstory going into the match was instantly caught up. Probably doesn't hurt that this might be my favorite match of all time, either.

[molson5]

Absolutely right.

If there's one thing that helped the WWF steamroll over and destroy the competition in the late 80s it was production values. The WWF made itself look like a huge deal, no matter what the event.

Vince realized how important this was, and it's why he ended up #1.