Okay, so I got into this WarGames thing in WWE, right? It all started when I was just browsing around, looking for something to spice up my weekends. Then I saw this article by some NFL guy, Mark Kaboly, who also writes for the Pat McAfee Show, talking about his predictions for the Survivor Series: WarGames. I was like, “What’s this all about?”
So, I did a bit of digging. I mean, I used to watch wrestling back in the day, but it had been a while. Turns out, WarGames is this big event in WWE, part of their Survivor Series. This year, it was going down on a Saturday night. I found this article and then I think I found some more information on this website with some articles by people named Drake Riggs and Kel Dansby.
I decided, “Why not? Let’s give this a shot.” I cleared my Saturday evening, made some snacks, and settled in. The whole setup of WarGames is pretty wild. It’s not just a regular match. There are two rings side by side, all enclosed in this massive steel cage. The main event is these two teams battling it out, starting with one member from each, and then more guys join in at intervals. It’s total chaos!
Getting Into The Action
The first match I watched was this crazy tag team battle. These two teams were just going at it, with all sorts of high-flying moves and brutal slams. I was on the edge of my seat, yelling at the TV like a madman. It was awesome!
Then there was this singles match between two women. They were both incredible, pulling off moves I didn’t even know were possible. The crowd was going nuts, and so was I. It was like being transported back to when I was a kid, watching wrestling with my dad.
The Main Event
Finally, it was time for the WarGames match itself. The tension was insane. The teams entered the cage one by one, and the whole place just erupted. It was a total brawl, with guys getting thrown into the cage, using weapons, and all sorts of crazy stuff. I was completely engrossed, cheering and booing along with the crowd.
In the end, one team came out on top, but honestly, it didn’t even matter who won. The whole experience was just so much fun. It was this perfect mix of nostalgia, excitement, and just pure entertainment. Now, I’m thinking, “When’s the next one?” I might just have to make this a regular thing. Who knew I’d get back into wrestling after all these years?
- Watched a tag team match.
- Watched a women’s singles match.
- Watched the WarGames match.
- Had a blast!
So yeah, that’s my story about getting into WWE’s WarGames. It was a random find, but it turned out to be a great way to spend a Saturday night. I’m definitely going to keep an eye out for more of these events. It’s like I’ve rediscovered a part of my childhood, and it’s awesome.
