Bossman/Show: Best of Raw?

[Crappler El 0 M]

After watching the Best of Raw from the Attitude years, I was a bit perplexed by the inclusion of the Bossman/Show feud, where Bossman reads a poem about Show's "dead dad."

Surely there was something else from the era that they could have used. Granted, I realise why the night when the Radicals first showed up wasn't included, but surely they could have gone with something else from the era.

[Slim Loves Lily]

I was disappointed there's NO Ministry stuff on it.

The Higher Power doesn't count for me.

[Legion]

There should be alot more stuff about Undertaker as the Lord of Darkness. However, undertaker hated doing that gimmick, so maybe he asked for it to be left off. It doesnt even feature that much on Tombstone

[Bobby Womack]

i thought the bossman/big show fued was a great fued during that period, abit on the tasteless side but that can be argued for almost anything of the attitude era, did they show bossman dragging show's dads coffin?

[WHATAMANOOOVER]

The Bossman/Big Show feud was GREAT. At least promo-wise. The Bossman was in top form for his last big feud. Too bad Big Show was a lazy giant in the ring for their PPV match...he literally laid on the ringside floor for the majority of the bout.

[icarus]

Bossman was made to look like a legit challenger for their match at Armageddon, but it was more of a case of 2 midcarders feuding for the World Title, it was all a little strange. And I'm all for tasteless gimmicks, but that one was just boring.

[alphaman]

I think it was too late for the Bossman by the time this feud came aroung. I remember hearing he had back problems in his last WWE run, and he certainly didn't have the spring in his step that he had in his first WWE run or his early WCW days (remember how good his matches with Vader were?).

Of course working with the Big Show, who was a lazy useless oaf at this point, didn't help matters either.

[Big Daddy Bad Booking]

the casket drag was on Smackdown btw.

[TheDieselTrain]

I've had bossman's poem memorized for years and I had to come up with a poem for a class a few years back and I totally almost recited that poem to the class.

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grapplercrappler said:

After watching the Best of Raw from the Attitude years, I was a bit perplexed by the inclusion of the Bossman/Show feud, where Bossman reads a poem about Show's "dead dad."

Surely there was something else from the era that they could have used. Granted, I realise why the night when the Radicals first showed up wasn't included, but surely they could have gone with something else from the era.

I totally need to pick up this set... seeing as how when that poem was read... I WAS THERE!!!

My friends and I were laughing our asses off at it.

[Professor Chaos]

I've gotta buy this DVD just for this! It was a messed up angle but had me laughing my ass off harder than anything I can ever remember. Paul Wight, you're a bastard, and your momma said so.

[macdaddysquid]

not having the radicalz is f***ing stupid

[cartern923]

Yeah, but it only showed the promo...nothing else....I agree that it was strangely placed...

On the same topic....did anyone else feel that the 15th Anniversary DVD was a disappointment.....maybe it is just because most of the moments we get to see on WWE highlight reels every day.

[WWE Trademarked My Name]

macdaddysquid said:

not having the radicalz is smurfing stupid

That's kind of Benoit's fault.

[Chris the Bambikiller]

It was an angle with two rather talented workers. Stupid and tasteless maybe, but an angle that people still remember today. It was also an example of the "everything goes" spirit, with controversial comedy. So I don't see why it shouldn't be included.

About all that stuff that was NOT included, well, everyone will have a few favourite moments that should be there, but are not. They have to make some cuts, and some of their decisions what to cut seem stupid, but that's WWE/WWF.