That sounds pretty good actually. I might go back and watch a few stand out matches from the year before, but other than that I'll probably follow your adviceStart with Royal Rumble 2015(triple threat MOTY) then go to Mania then Elimination Chamber for Owen's excellent debut, then Summerslam then Survior Series then 2016 Royal Rumble. That's a pretty good overview of the last year and should have you caught up to current storylines
I'm not quite sure what that means but I'll keep that in mind haha.When the '16 Rumble is over tho, you might think you played the wrong one, but don't worry, you didn't.
I'm not against starting a couple of years back but 2010 seems a little far. Is it worth starting from 2010 then?
If you're getting back into it for guys like that then don't start watching. Because besides the New Day, they all are going to, or already do get buried and you're just going to be another guy that goes on the internet and complains about a scripted show because fat guys and midgets don't beat Gorilla sized roid heads like Cena and Reigns.
I really appreciate all that. I think it's definitely going to keep me busy over the next few months! Thanks for the helpWell there were a lot of great segments. I kind of glossed over Kevin Owens feud with Cena which was in mid 2015. A trilogy of matches. Check that out.
As far going back to 2010. Watch HBK Taker at WM 25 and then their rematch at WM 26. Excellent build and promo package. First match is a classic.
2011 WM we have Taker vs HHH. It's a slow match but has a good story.
2011 watch Extreme Rules for Christian and Del Rio World title ladder match. This sets up Christian and Orton for the next 4 PPVs. Watch their Over The Limit and Summerslam matches. Great stuff.
Also Punk's whole pipe bomb run starts at Money in the Bank 2011. Catch that PPV for the match of the year between Cena and Punk. If you like that storyline go ahead and watch the next few PPVs after that other wise skip ahead.
Then WM 2012 we got Taker v HHH rematch in hell in a cell.
2013 Royal Rumble watch for Rock and Punk.
They do it again at the next PPV.
Skip to Summerslam 2013 and enjoy Punk vs Lesnar and Bryan vs Cena. Excellent bouts. I'd skip the rest of the year.
That should bring you to Rumble 2014 which is meh. Daniel Bryan's run stars after that all the way to WM.
This will then bring you Summerslam 2014 which I outlined above.
Thanks for opinion
Is there a good starting point/specific in the past few months/year where I could get into so I don't miss out on any good storylines or current plot points?
I really appreciate all that. I think it's definitely going to keep me busy over the next few months! Thanks for the help![]()
How comes?
Kinda in the same bot as OP.
I gather from the "fat guys and midgets" quip I shouldn't hold my breath waiting for AJ or Samoa Joe to get over, then?
The product is very bad right now. It isn't fun to watch, especially for three hours. The WWE give the fans no reason be interested in any of the wrestlers or matches. Don't expect to anticipate watching Raw next week. It is more like a chore.
Your best bet is to get the WWE Network, watch last year's Mania, this year's Rumble, then Raw. It really doesn't matter though because there aren't any storylines.
NXT is better programming on the WWE Network, and most importantly, find a way to watch Lucha Underground. It is way better.
Welcome back, Brother!I've recently had a sudden urge to get back into WWE after not really watching it since 2003 (although I did watch it briefly during the first season of NXT, the Nexus run, and CM Punk's rise) and I was wondering if there was a good starting point to watch it from to catch up.
If it helps at all the reason I'm looking to get back into it is because of the influx of solid characters like Kevin Owens, AJ Styles, Neville, Finn Balor, New Day, etc.
Thanks! I've not caught up yet because I've got distracted by watching CM Punk's 2011 run and Cena v The Rock, but I'll get there soon lol.Welcome back, Brother!
Wrestling moves too fast to go back and try to catch up. However rollsonnen makes a good case. I would Catch the rumble to mania from last year then skip ahead to rumble this year and watch it going forward. If u have more time then watch all the big ppvs from 2015 as roll suggested -- summerslam and survivor seriesStart with Royal Rumble 2015(triple threat MOTY) then go to Mania then Elimination Chamber for Owen's excellent debut, then Summerslam then Survior Series then 2016 Royal Rumble. That's a pretty good overview of the last year and should have you caught up to current storylines