How do people feel about Manias 26, 33 and 34?

[KobashiChop]

I skimmed through 34 the other day and theres a lot of good stuff. But 5 hours is 5 hours. It just takes too long.

I loved 33. Lot of good stuff on there. Roman/Taker wasnt great though, which was kind of on Taker as he clearly looked out of it the whole match.

[stevec484]

HBK/Taker build to WM 26 was awesome.

You have no heart if you didn't like Brock vs Goldberg from 33.

34 had the Ronda match which was great but was the only Mania I've ever actually fallen asleep to.

[MrElijah]

Lesnar/Goldberg was a fun Smash sprint while AJ/Shane was a legit 4 star match that had no reason to be.

[Alice Syndrome]

26 I didn't watch. I'm pretty sure I was still in college at the time.

33 I got mad at because it was genuinely already sunrise by the time that overrunning piece of shit ended, and seeing the Undertaker retire made me go to sleep sad.

34 I didn't tell any of the threads at the time, but I'd just had a fight with my wife that Wednesday and I wanted to watch a bunch of wrestling alone to cheer myself up, to the point I barely slept all weekend. I was doing alright until that main event was so atrocious I went to sleep mad and woke up at 8pm on Monday still mad. I will give it credit for a few things though, like I thought Taker bitching Cena out in 3 minutes was the funniest thing I saw all weekend, and I saw an invisible wrestler win a battle royal the night before.

[The Thread Barbi]

Wrestlemania 26 had Bret and Shawn's final matches on the grandest stage. Poetic in a sense. I loved it.

[Gummydavidson]

26 is a very watchable show, only thing that disappointed was Bret Vs Vince because we all expected a crazy Vince brawl and got a rushed Hart Family showcase instead.

33 was disappointing but gave us AJ Vs Shane and Hardys making millions around the world lose their shit.

34 is a fun but very strange show. Cena get squashed in 3 minutes by a well past his sell-buy date Undertaker, a 10 year old winning a WWE Championship and Roman not beating Lesnar.

[1 Free Moon-Down with Burger]

Goldberg/Brock at 33 is legitimately one of my favorite Mania matches of all time.

[thecrusherwi]

To tell you the truth, I have a really hard time disentangling most of the post-2010 Wrestlemanias in my mind. They all just blur together. Especially the past few years. Though I could tell you the match order of each of the first 15 Wrestlemanias from memory.

[Oh Cry Me a Screwball]

Apr 1, 2019 15:16:09 GMT -5 1 Free Moon-Down with Burger said:

Goldberg/Brock at 33 is legitimately one of my favorite Mania matches of all time.

It's definitely a good choice, and it's amazing how it contrasts with their disastrous first match. One has them spend five minutes starting at each other allowing the crowd to get all over their cases, and this one has absolutely no wasted motion whatsoever and doesn't even go five minutes.

[1 Free Moon-Down with Burger]

Apr 1, 2019 15:25:24 GMT -5 Oh Cry Me a Screwball said:

Apr 1, 2019 15:16:09 GMT -5 1 Free Moon-Down with Burger said:

Goldberg/Brock at 33 is legitimately one of my favorite Mania matches of all time.

It's definitely a good choice, and it's amazing how it contrasts with their disastrous first match. One has them spend five minutes starting at each other allowing the crowd to get all over their cases, and this one has absolutely no wasted motion whatsoever and doesn't even go five minutes.

It’s honestly a perfectly booked match. Every single moment is designed to play to both wrestlers strengths. In, out. Left an impact and was the perfect payoff to the story they built.

[Deleted]

Honestly I pretty heavily disliked Lesnar / Goldberg, but then again I'm really not a fan of finisher-fests. And really I had so little interest in watching either one of them that I probably wasn't going to like it no matter what they did.