WCWs old long ramp

[bobversion1]

Who misses the long ramp WCW used to use for Clash of the Champions and some PPVs? It seemed simple but massive.. I liked how it looked and it was a cool visual with the wrestlers fighting above the fans pretty much..

[MiLB Fan]

Loved it.

When I took tae kwon do and we started breaking boards, I used the pieces to build a small runway for my toy wrestling ring.

I marked when it came back at Slamboree 2000, though the announcers acted like it was some new thing the company never had before.

[SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts]

I liked it too. It looked cool and made outside brawling on it look better than if they were just on the ground.

[Mayonnaise]

I loved it, it gave a unique aura to the shows and made it seem like these guys were surrounded and people were reaching up for them, to be a part of things. I loved when TNA had it as well.

[chazraps]

I watched my first Chikara show recently, and instantly loved that they used the ramp.

[Sam Punk]

The ramp was awesome.

[sagsag]

I loved it as a kid, I have fond memories of watching the Clashes, particularly in the summertime, and just digging the atmosphere. I'll still pull up a random Clash match on youtube now and again just to give myself a nostalgia pop for the ramp.

[jason1980s]

I thought it gave the wrestlers and even the show a larger than life feel to it. I was dissapointed when they didn't have it anymore. I think the first was Bash at the Beach 1994. It was something special to see even though it was at a lot of PPVs and Clashes around the early 90s. It reminded me of the WWF ring carts for WM III and VI.
I've never seen a complete match from (I think Maple Leaf Gardens) but it was cool seeing it in WWF when I saw clips of 1980s WWF shows. Best example I have is the Stand Back music video where Andre has JYD's chain and swings it whie Jimmy Hart and the Funks are on the ramp.

[ICBM]

Props to Kanyon for the bump he took onto it from the second teir of the triple cage. That was some Mick Foley **** son!