20 years later and they still own the wrestling business.

True.

And instead of murdering Bret, like they did Owen, they had Goldberg concuss him, ending his career, leading to strokes, other medical problems, stress on his marriage leading to divorce, advanced aging, and just all around misery and regret every single day of his worthless life. A fate truly worse than death...

BASED

>>3015740
why is triple h doing the too sweet?

>>3015801
he invented it kid

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>"The Kliq owns you! Talentless weak no dime drawing pussy! And don't go crying to Vince. Who do you think was the mastermind behind forming the Kliq?! We played you from day one, bitch."

>>3015801
wait, so bullet club is just a clique rip off?

>>3015841
A bunch of NJWP acts are ripped off from elsewhere. BC is an nWo rip off, LOS is a rip off of Perros del Mal, G1 is a KotR rip off, even that Rainmaker guy ripped off The Pope's gimmick from TNA.

Honestly the Kliq legacy isn't looking too hot right now

>HBK
Biggest backstabbing cunt that ever entered the business

>Nash
Lowest drawing champ in history

>Hall
Terminal mid-carder

>Waltman
Lol

>Triple H
Politicked his way to the top spot and murdered the business with series of horrendous decisions

>>3015801
18+

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>>3015841
You young prick

Isn't it interesting how the best talent of the last few decade including Bret Hard, Stone Cold, the Rock, Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle, CM Punk, etc. were wrestler who got over DESPITE the Kliq's best attempts to bury them and since Triple H has maneuvered himself into a position where he can bury talent and make creative decisions at will the company has completely gone into the toilet?

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>>3015801
Trying to fit in with the real Kliq

>>3015853
>g1 is a KotR rip off
18+

>>3015912
The ratings today would be at least 2.0 higher than they are if these men never existed.

Did i just read "Bret Hard??" Loll

and yet none them still don't own a dime

>>3015740
20 years later and Wolfcuc still hasn't earned one shilling

>>3016159
hehe

>>3015740
Nash bumbag fanny pack and flip flops. What a nerrrrrd

>>3016427
>shilling
Exposing your age grandpa

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BASED

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>>3016070
You mean 2x higher if they were in their prime today

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>>3016392

Top 3 PPV buys, not including matches against super draws (Hogan, Austin, Rock, Cena) or at WrestleMania.

> Triple H
480,000 buys (No Way Out 2000)
429,000 buys (Vengeance 2005)
385,000 buys (Bad Blood 2003)
Total = 1,294,000 buys

>Kevin Nash
450,000 buys (Starrcade 1998)
385,000 buys (Bad Blood 2003)
250,000 buys (Slamboree 1998)
Total = 1,085,000 buys

>Shawn Michaels
335,000 buys (Armageddon 2002)
261,000 buys (No Mercy 2008)
250,000 buys (Survivor Series 1997)
Total = 846,000 buys

>CM Punk
369,000 buys (SummerSlam 2009)
267,000 buys (Night of Champions 2009)
207,000 buys (Hell in a Cell 2012)
Total = 843,000 buys

>Chris Benoit
387,000 buys (SummerSlam 2004)
232,000 buys (Vengeance 2004)
95,000 buys (Souled Out 2000)
Total = 714,000 buys

>Eddie Guerrero
266,000 buys (No Way Out 2004)
224,000 buys (No Mercy 2005)
220,000 buys (Judgment Day 2004)
Total = 710,00 buys

>Daniel Bryan
232,000 (Hell in a Cell 2013)
196,000 (Night of Champions 2013)
119,000 buys (Battleground 2013)
Total = 547,000 buys

>>3017844
I am humbled.

Kliq confirmed draw.

>>3017844
always knew haitch was the biggest draw behind hogan austin and rock

>>3017812
Make that 10x

The outsiders were the biggest draws in history

>>3017844
>not including matches against super draws
>includes Nash vs Goldberg and Nash vs Triple H
>includes HBK vs Triple H

>>3015957
oh shit based as fuck

>>3017804
Is that last chick Tori Wilson?

>>3018812
yes. she has godly legs

>>3018812

You now remember Torrie Wilson was introduced seducing David Flair into the NWO. Still great segments, following around this mysterious 10/10 as she showers and she's in love with the guy behind the camera. Too bad it was David fucking Flair.

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>>3018503
We go through this every single time...

Non-WrestleMania PPV's over 400,000 buys: Goldberg vs. Hogan vs. Austin vs. Rock

>Goldberg
450,000 buys (Starrcade 1998)

>Hogan
650,000 buys (Starrcade 1997)
634,000 buys (SummerSlam 2005)
625,000 buys (SummerSlam 1989)
575,000 buys (No Way Out 2002)
525,000 buys (Bash at the Beach 1998)
507,000 buys (SummerSlam 1990)
500,000 buys (SummerSlam 1988)
450,000 buys (SuperBrawl 1999)
450,000 buys (No Way Out 2003)
440,000 buys (Royal Rumble 1991)
400,000 buys (Backlash 2002)
405,000 buys (SummerSlam 1991)
400,000 buys (Survivor Series 1990)

>Austin
655,000 buys (SummerSlam 1998)
600,000 buys (SummerSlam 1999)
605,000 buys (Unoforgiven 2000)
575,000 buys (No Way Out 2002)
550,000 buys (No Mercy 2000)
465,000 buys (Armageddon 2000)
450,000 buys (Valentine Day Massacre 1999)
450,000 buys (No Way Out 2003)
445,000 buys (King of The Ring 2001)
440,000 buys (King of The Ring 1999)
425,000 buys (Survivor Series 1999)
405,000 buys (Judgment Day 2001)
400,000 buys (Backlash 1999)
400,000 buys (Over The Edge 1999)
400,000 buys (Survivor Series 2000)

>Rock
625,000 buys (Backlash 2000)
605,000 buys (Unforgiven 2000)
590,000 buys (No Way Out 2001)
579,000 buys (Royal Rumble 2013)
570,000 buys (Summerslam 2000)
565,000 buys (Summerslam 2001)
550,000 buys (No Mercy 2000)
516,000 buys (SummerSlam 2002)
475,000 buys (King of the Ring 2000)
465,000 buys (Armageddon 2000)
450,000 buys (No Way Out 2003)
425,000 buys (Survivor Series 1999)
420,000 buys (Judgment Day 2000)
400,000 buys (Backlash 1999)

HBK and HHH were not super draws.

>>3017844

now hows about you take away Hell in a Cell matches

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>>3018812
Yes, Nash found, recruited, and broke her into the biz

>>3018462

he probably is but all 3 of those matches were HIAC
the Cell was a big factor in the draw

>>3018927

I bet her broke her all right

>>3018919
You wouldn't have even said anything about HIAC matches if I didn't point this out previously. And I don't have time to do that at present.

>>3018907

Honest question, why did you include the royal rumble 1991 for Austin but not any of the rumbles for Austin or Rock. Several of which eclipsed 400,000 with them either in the match like Hogan in 91 or in the world title match.

>>3018940

*Hogan, my bad.

>>3018940
I complied list very quickly. Add them if you like. My point was to prove Goldberg wasn't a super draw because people couldn't handle fact Nash drew 450k buys with Goldberg.

>>3017844
Are these main event only?