A+ Match of the Day

2013 Royal Rumble. It just happened so whatever you thought about it a year ago you probably think of it now.

And I can’t find a good copy because WWE is running through the interwebs with more recklessness than a Bobby Lashley push. So if you guys find one I will run it tomorrow, if you don’t, I’m going to close it out with the 1992 Royal Rumble.

THE 1992 Royal Rumble.

I started this thing with my favorite Rumble, the 1990 edition. Nothing against this Rumble or 2010 or 2001 or the others I really liked, but 1990 was always my favorite because of some of the amazing interactions early in the match and the fact that the match never lost heat. And Andre gave his last great effort. The only thing, in my opinion, the 1992 match is missing is Andre.

1992 Royal Rumble was about the performance. Putting the greatest performance of his era in one of the most unique matches and watching him work. It was a beautiful performance as Ric Flair did everything he said he would do. For those of us who had never seen someone work a 60-minute match before, he made it feel like 10 minutes and he worked it with 28 other guys (DiBiase got eliminated before he entered).

Scott gave this five stars, most people with any sense gave it five stars. Enjoy.