Hay this is my first time writing an article but I don't think it should be that hard if my brother can do. My brother is your great columnist Emer Prevost who thinks that by complaining he can change the wrestling industry. But that is not why I am writing this.

So I haven't watched much WWE lately because I'm normally doing something else when it's on. But in the past few weeks I have been watch a lot of old wrestling events such as SummerSlam 1990, SummerSlam 1992, The 6th Annual Survivor Series, the 1993 Royal Rumble and the 1997 Royal Rumble. In these events I saw a trend that is lacking in the new stuff the WWE is putting out. Outside of real talent, the things that I saw that the new WWE doesn't have is the lost art of the interview. You might remember this art it is when a man with a microphone asks questions to a wrestler before or after a match and the wrestler gets to complain about his loss or tell his opponent that there going to beat them.

The one event I watched that did not have this art was The 1997 Royal Rumble, which is of course the start of the attitude down hill slope. This event although lacking interviews to push there workers stilled had real talent and I still think it made a good pay per view.

The interview is something I loved watching because you really got to know the wrestlers. Sure back stage segments are nice with out the interviewer around but they remind me to much of reality shows because there is no way Evolution doesn't notice the camera crew around when there plotting to bet up Shawn Michaels or Chris Benoit or who ever Trips gives the title too, to stop the monotony of him being the champ.

The interview was a magic place where you could tell someone to watch there back or complain about losing the big title match and have someone around to yell at and make us believe that they want revenge. The interview also got you interested in the match coming up segments just don't do that as well as they should. I mean when I hear of the big Nailz vs. Big Boss Man night stick on a pole match, I think oh my god what where they thinking. But when Nailz gets by the interviewer and starts yelling at the Boss Man I want to see what is going to happen in that match. But when I hear about Triple H vs. Chris Benoit for the World Title and all you get are them standing in the ring for twenty minutes and yelling I don't care and get board with it.

That is the last point is that the reason the classic interview kept your attention is because it was quick and to the point. So if you are thinking about watch an old WWF pay per view I suggest something from the early 90's although they don't give many video packages but you understand that Bad News Brown and Jake "The Snake" Roberts are feuding and want to kick each others ass and if Bad News wins he gets to kill Jake's snake by feeding it to sewer rats.

So watch the old stuff your love it especially if you like the legend games.

by Martin W. Prevost..