YEAR IN REVIEW | The WWE in 2003 (Full Year Documentary)

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YEAR IN REVIEW | The WWF in 2003 (Full Year Documentary)
2003 was a huge year in pop culture. In the world of film, we would see Peter Jackson close out the Lord of the Rings trilogy, in music; 50 Cent became superstar with his debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin, and meanwhile in the WWE, the growing war between Raw and SmackDown was keeping fans invested as, with the Attitude Era now a thing of the past, the Ruthless Aggression Era fully began to take shape, with a whole new crop of talent rising to the forefront. But how did it all happen? Well, join us today as we take a deep dive into the entire story from start to finish in The WWE in 2003: A Year in Review.
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[@WRESTLEWITHANDY]

Thanks for watching, what should we cover in future videos? Also, make sure to drop a like to help get the video picked up by KZbin’s algorithm 💪🏻👊🏻🤘🏻

[@CaptainTae]

Once you catch up to 2022 on this series, I’d love to see you go backwards. I know it gets harder the farther back you go due to limited TV time. But you could go back to at least the mid 70s.

[@FaysalIsGoated]

“The Crippler” the Chris Benoit Story

[@fingersTitan]

PPV Win v Loss count... Who has the best win count and who has the worst (10+ PPV's to be eligible for the list)

[@pr..6778]

Eddie Kingston

[@A-Man79]

Have you thought about covering WWF year by year pre-1990?

[@kdh7004]

2003 was and is always known for two things : The Rock and Stone Cold leaving/retiring from WWE and Triple H burying all former WCW talent (Scott Steiner, Booker T, Kevin Nash) and also robbing Booker T out of the World Heavyweight Championship.

[@yannicnoah4948]

after Orton beat Benoit @ Summerslam & hunner herst helmsly challengedfor the big gold belt, i said "if HHH wins, i quit watching" sure enough, he won so i quit watching. fast forward 15 years later, i find myself searching for wwe videos on youtube, "catching up" on whats going on now

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@yannicnoah4948 that's a year later

[@RespectMyNerdz]

Yeah fuck Triple )

[@xblessth3fallx]

Wait wait wait wait. Trips didnt have to bury Scott steiner. He did that to himself

[@officialza867]

Don't forget Goldberg

[@claybaxter3202]

HBK had such a solid second half of his career. One of the better things to come from this time period. He really had some bangers that kept raw watchable.

[@lexkanyima2195]

It was a redemption career

[@themadrapper101]

My favorite Shawn Michael's year is still 1996 but 2002-2006 Michael's was damn good. Can't decide which of those years in the 2000's was his best

[@claybaxter3202]

@@themadrapper101 I loved 96 as well. I think my favourite 00’s would be 2002 or 04.

[@King_Kunta]

Add to the fact that he solely wanted to put talent over that run was just amazing. They say Shawn turned down a few runs with the whc, and triple h legit had to really talk him down to let him win at elimination chamber

[@claybaxter3202]

@@King_Kunta speaks volumes on what he had become. They are very fortunate today to have him helping. A great mind and eye for the industry.

[@yousafihsan167]

Booker T should have won the world heavyweight championship at mania especially after racist remarks

[@kevinlee9929]

Took the words out my mouth

[@lexkanyima2195]

But how ?

[@shobitchouksey3442]

He was racist for real him and his bff hbk

[@sawyer_9102]

I was 20 years old in 2003 cant believe it's been almost 20 years crazy and I remember all this like it was yesterday.

[@kevinlee9929]

- Booker T should have won at WM - Vengeance is the best "Brand Exclusive" PPV - Goldberg should have won at SummerSlam - Kane should have taken on Shane at SummerSlam - Team Austin should have won at Survivor Series

[@lexkanyima2195]

Blame Triple H And Booker T should have won in the main event at WM, not in the mid card match

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS I agree with everything you said.

[@saysaythegreat]

- Torrie Wilson making us being a favorite diva of all time

[@matthewferris1]

Im so happy you're covering the wwe by the years. Please keep doing more of this.

[@Shad0wPh0enixXx]

Still blows my mind how Vince is Still alive after going through this stuff in his late 50s respect

[@V-95K]

Those billions of dollars 💸 keeping him alive

[@jmendoza2003]

2003 was my favorite year to watch WWE. Yeah it was Triple H year of terror but it was still a great year with all the talent Roster they had then. Raw: Triple H, Goldberg, Flair, Orton, Batista, Michaels, Nash, Booker T, Christian, Jericho, Kane, Rob Van Dam, The Dudleys, Henry and others etc. Smackdown: Lesnar, Angle, Undertaker, Cena, Edge, Benoit, Guerrero, Show, Mysterio, Matt hardy, Benjamin, Haas and others etc Special attractions like, Stone Cold, The Rock and Hulk Hogan They had hottest Divas, Stratus, Lita, Wilson and Keibler Sadly, it was the end of Stone Cold Steve Austin in ring career until 19 years later when he returned one last Match at WrestleMania 38 against Kevin Owens. Goldberg finally comes to WWE, Brock Lesnar year of dominance on Smackdown. The Hogan vs McMahon rivalry, The Rock run as Hollywood Heel, and Shawn Michaels vs Chris Jericho feud. These were my favorite moments of that year. WrestleMania 19 was my favorite pay per view of that year.

[@Dumbmoviereviews]

Tori Wilson in the thumbnail is on point, she owned the SmackDown Divas Division back in 2003 😍😍

[@Nokizzyboy]

I clicked just for her 😂

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

Yes indeed !! 😎💯

[@kevinpayton2664]

In my opinion 2002 was the last great year for WWE, but 2003 was overall pretty good despite Austin retiring, Rock going to Hollywood, and HHH's "Reign of Terror."

[@jp3813]

2002 was more of a mixed year rather than a great one. With good wrestling constantly failed by bad writing.

[@ArthurKillingsworthJr]

Smack down > Raw in 2003

[@Nixkrude79]

Damn ain't nun on Mr Perfect passing in '03

[@maianikaido]

A shot to anytime that Andy said: "Yes".

[@ProducedByMERC]

Yes

[@gregwhite7852]

Thats not right! I actually like my liver 🤣

[@Bmoney88x]

Or in other videos "Hell" lol

[@Rayzersword]

Or "that said," xD

[@joeygarcia2702]

I’m drunk

[@acnicodemus4734]

SmackDown was better in 2003, by a huge mile

[@christiancage6626]

Really loving the year in review videos... honestly just takes me back...as always great video man 👌🏻

[@bobbymariani2839]

Such a fun year of wrestling! Can't wait till you do 2008, I went to the HOF that year, Wrestlemania 24, and the Raw afterwards. Plus numerous raw and smackdowns.

[@javo10ful]

Tripple H ruled Raw and Brock Lesnar ruled smackdown. This was the year smackdown was far better than raw due to better storylines and wrestling matches (the wrestling 6)

[@clw22580]

These are AMAZING! This was the year I bowed out so I’m looking forward to the next 19 of these

[@cyrus2546]

Same. This is the year that killed my love of the WWF/E.

[@clw22580]

@@cyrus2546 same but now my oldest son is into it and I have NO CLUE about any of the current roster

[@Mrovellada1998]

@@clw22580 Ok.. and what's the big deal? You haven't watched in nearly 20 years. Why would you have a CLUE as to who anyone is.. lol ..

[@clw22580]

@@Mrovellada1998 because my oldest son is VERY into it and he watches the “old” stuff on KZbin including events he can see me and his mother at and then he will ask questions about the present roster and what’s going on and like I said I’m clueless

[@themadrapper101]

The first full year of Ruthless Aggression era (Started by mid 2002) and the best year.. I always say 2003 was the last great solid year in wrestling from beginning to end... Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff kept Raw entertaining as f*ck as general manager's. Kane taking his mask off, The Rock as a heel with his last feud against Austin, Goldberg's last good year as a wrestler I actually liked that year he was there. My favorite version of John Cena over on Smackdown. I was playing Smackdown Shut Your Mouth on PS2 all of 2003 and ended the year that Christmas getting Here Comes the Pain.

[@emberwolf7727]

Completely agree

[@danielrierson6683]

I agree everything got one after wm 20 in 2004

[@themadrapper101]

Right everything after Wrestlemania 20 was wish washy on and off good. Way better than today but couldn't help but notice the decline in the mid 2000's compared to how hot and good WWF was in 1999

[@shannonslack4500]

Couldn't agree more.

[@Arthur5000]

I used to have the DVDs of all the PPVs for 2003 that was a fun watch

[@JohnWick-2077-n5z]

I was born on March 18, 2003. I'm 19 years old.

[@kashanegreen8090]

Wow ur young I was born October 11,1997 when u was born I was still five turning 6

[@_OCPGAMING]

Once again, revisionist history. Steve Austin was the Raw GM starting off, before being fired at Survivor Series and then brought back as the Sheriff of Raw. Yes, there is a difference.

[@diesinpeace_2110]

hey Andy I am really enjoying this year review series thanks

[@WRESTLEWITHANDY]

Appreciate it man, glad your enjoying the series, got plenty more on the way 💪🏻

[@jmendoza2003]

@@WRESTLEWITHANDY Yes I enjoyed your Year and Review documentaries. Can't wait for 2004 soon.

[@brianburnswildcat]

Weekly Shows Graded: RAW: 4.7/10 (F) (Bad!) SmackDown!: 9.5/10 (A+) (Awesome!) PPVs Graded: Royal Rumble: 6.5/10 (C+) (Good!) No Way Out: 5.5/10 (C) (Mediocre!) WrestleMania XIX: 9/10 (A+) (Fantastic!) Backlash: 6.2/10 (C+) (Decent!) Judgment Day: 5.5/10 (C) (Mediocre!) Insurrextion: 4/10 (F) Bad Blood: 5.4/10 (C) (Mediocre!) Vengeance: 9/10 (A+) (Fantastic!) SummerSlam: 5.2/10 (D+) (Disappointing!) Unforgiven: 6.2/10 (C+) (Decent!) No Mercy: 7.5/10 (B+) (Amazing!) Survivor Series: 7/10 (B-) (Solid!) Armageddon: 6.5/10 (C+) (Good!) PPV Quality Overall: 6.5/10 (C+) (Good!) MVP of the Year: Brock Lesnar or Kurt Angle Most Popular: Brock Lesnar Most Hated: Triple H Most Underrated: John Cena Most Overrated: Triple H or Goldberg Tag Team of The Year: The World's Greatest Tag Team OMG! Moment of The Year: Brock Lesnar and Big Show destroyed the ring Match of The Year: Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle - SmackDown #213 Extreme Moment of the Year: Goldberg spears Y2J at SummerSlam Stable of The Year: Evolution Gimmick of The Year: The Rock Wrestling Attire of The Year: Triple H wearing biking shorts Weirdest Storyline of The Year: Test, Scott Steiner and Stacy Keibler Feud of The Year: Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle

[@cyrus2546]

I watched the WWF more or less religiously from 1991 until 2003. 2003 was the year my patience ran out. I stopped watching WWE and never returned. The brand split making Raw and Smackdown 2 different things instead of a continuous storyline, the 2 World Championship belts, Steve Austin and Rock being gone, Triple H being booked stronger than those 2 guys combined ever were, the lack of Attitude, the general feeling that best times were already behind us. During 2002 I kept hoping things would get better and we’d be going back to the Attitude Era but I was in denial. By 2003 it was obvious that was never going to happen. I organically stopped watching. It wasn’t even conscious. One day I realized I hadn’t watched Raw in 3-4 weeks and I didn’t care. From 1997 to 2001 I would freak out if I missed even a segment on Raw or Smackdown.

[@kennymarket2428]

I stopped watching when the rock beat stone cold.

[@heavymetal116]

How did you endure the 'New Generation' era? 2003 WWE is still a million times better.

[@gspar116]

Triple H’s reign of terror made RAW unwatchable for me

[@TheMelody15]

Same here Triple H hogging the belt was.......... 🤢🤢🤢 plus burying WCW superstars was unfair. Kevin Nash and Goldberg should've been top stars for WWE (not Scott Steiner he was too much of an ass, wasn't professional), maybe Vince was still bitter about WCW competition.

[@sethmann4478]

I was front row June 16th in Dallas! Hurricane gave me his mask. Awesome moment

[@treysgaming-03]

As much as I wish I was born in 2002 but I am proud and lucky and happy to be born in 2003 cause that was the last time stone cold steve austin wrestled

[@sledjro_1]

It’s the authenticity behind the entire spectacle. These guys paved their own paths in a way that we relate to

[@brianburnswildcat]

2003 is one of the worst years for Monday Night RAW because of Triple H meanwhile it was one of the best years for SmackDown.

[@fungames821]

Yes finally 2003 is here thx andy can’t wait for 2004😀

[@FaysalIsGoated]

2003 was a half good half bad year for WWE. On the good side, SmackDown was at its absolute PEAK with Paul Heyman as head booker. Young talent were getting introduced, John Cena started rising up the ranks, the cruiserweight and tag team divisions were great, and the main event scene was stacked with the likes of Big Show, Angle, Taker, Lesnar, Benoit, etc. Meanwhile Monday Night Raw had become the Triple H show. I love Triple H now after the work he’s done in NXT and on the main roster ever since Vince retired, but he was UNBEARABLE during this time.

[@BrendenNichols]

Triple H is one of my favorite performers ever, but there's no denying he hogged up the spotlight from 2002 through early 2005. He buried a lot of great talent along the way, and I think even he'd have to admit he was immature and selfish during that time. It sucks to see such potential be wasted by greed, but at least he's making up for it with his work in NXT. He's doing well in his new role.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@BrendenNichols i still don understand why he was handed the WHC like that 6 months after his Wrestlemania moment.

[@starwarsROXmy]

@@lexkanyima2195 because he was the number 1 contender for the WWE championship but Stephanie and Brock made the title exclusive to Smackdown, so Bischoff brought in the WHC to give to H

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@starwarsROXmy but you had no tournament involved to become the undisputed WHC. Triple H should have waited his shot

[@starwarsROXmy]

@@lexkanyima2195 maybe but it made sense kayfabe wise because HHH was the number 1 contender technically.

[@thebandit0256]

6:38 Can't believe Superstar Billy Graham was Mr America

[@Litcentral09]

I been binge watching wwe episodes on peacock. I started in 1999 and just finished 2003. I like to watch your videos after I completed a year. I stopped watching wwe but even then I didn’t get to watch a lot of episodes so all this is still new to me. I really enjoy binging it

[@attiepollard7847]

Because you had other things to do as an adult or maybe a teenager like we all did. People have to understand in 2002 to 2004 we was not really focusing on pro wrestling that much because the NFL, NBA and the growing UFC was getting interesting and that diverted our attention from pro wrestling..

[@sometimeskelvin3952]

Ah finally, the year I was born, was excited for this video

[@Secret19977]

This was when I think the attitude era ended officially, ended unofficially after wrestlemainia 17 but it doesn’t end overnight, think 2003 still had a slight attitude era feel to it It was was the official end with Austin v rock at wrestlemania 19

[@wilsonzz3063]

Don’t forget outside of wwe Kanye just came on the scene and lebron James rookie in the nba also… 2003 was a great year

[@chicagogr81]

Greatest Wrestlemania of all time, every match was a banger, so much build up for the main events, HBK back stealing the show, Rock/Austin one last time, it had everything.

[@lexkanyima2195]

True

[@walsh9080]

The Ruthless aggression era really did have great Wrestlemanias tbh. 19 to 22 are all great imo.

[@jp3813]

2nd place after WM17. The pillow fight was a waste of time, has one of the weaker Undertaker streak matches, and Triple H burying Booker T.

[@carlblakeley8800]

One of my favourites too, but it’s not quite X-7

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

For me, 2003 was a tremendous year for the ruthless aggression era especially on Smackdown which was a fantastic show from start to finish with a stacked roster that produced bucket loads of classic matches every week and on ppv, Raw while it had a lot of star power and delivered it's share of great matches, i wasn't a fan of the brand that much mainly because of Triple H's reign of terror which just completely hogged everything even though i loved Evolution. Aside from that, there was no doubt 2003 was really good and in my opinion, it delivered the best Wrestlemania of the entire ruthless aggression era.

[@Squeakypickles619]

20 and 24 come a close second for me but yeah 19 was insane

[@TheMelody15]

I personally feel that Smackdown definitely was definitely better than Raw back in 03'-04. Raw didn't pick back up til' 05'.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

@@TheMelody15 I totally feel the same way too, Raw for me wasn't that great mainly because Triple H hogged it all. I would say from August 02 - March 04 was when Smackdown was much better than Raw in terms of quality viewing. I would say Raw picked up again around beginning of 05 from Royal Rumble all the way to Wrestlemania 21

[@TheMelody15]

@@WarhawkBeyond2040 Triple H was definitely hogging it all, on Smackdown everyone was getting opportunities and shine. I always think this 🤔 Triple H used his McMahon access to his full advantage to get over on people. Maybe to build a legacy during those years? I don't know, just a assumption. But I feel that Triple H used his McMahon connection to control everything in his favor just because he married Stephanie.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

@@TheMelody15 I understand that Triple H was the top heel on Raw but I never truly felt he gave others a chance, I'll admit that he made Randy Orton and Batista into stars during their Evolution run together, he did put Benoit, Batista and Cena over at 3 straight Wrestlemanias but at the same time, even when others were champion, the show was still centred around him. In my opinion, Hunter's place as top guy was already cemented long before he hooked up with Stephanie McMahon and while I'll admit that Hunter did use his influence to secure his spot to help build his own legacy but I think a lot of it was Vince at the back of it to book his son in law to look strong at the expense of the rest of the roster

[@DJBisGOD]

Looking forward to the next year in review (2004). I originally started watching this channel to catch up on all the 90's stuff I missed, and I've watched up until now. Keep up the good work :)

[@Foxboogie]

Jazz was also in that WrestleMania match with Trish and Victoria.

[@Foxboogie]

Ok I will do that

[@ArthurKillingsworthJr]

HHH reign of terror was a. Poison

[@kradfreedom9624]

I was around 13-14 years old during these era of WWE and since we only have limited access to wrestling shows like weekly brodcast of Smackdown in one of our TV channels, me and my brother would travel by foot for more than 12 kilometers just to buy pirated CDs of WWE pay per view events and I think its worth it because we were introduced to awesome wrestlers like Brock, Austin, Goldberg and many more.

[@Akash-vf3ru]

I stopped watching Raw because of the reign of terror. SmackDown on the other hand always kept me interested.

[@Squeakypickles619]

One of the greatest years in wwe and one of he best times to be a fan

[@darren8281]

Really liking these videos

[@InsightWisdom22]

I'm really disappointed that no one in the comments is talking about "Brock Lesnar vs Kurt Angle". The 2 Best Athletes in WWE. Especially the fact that "2002 - 2003" is the best era of Smackdown While in Raw you have Triple H burying WCW wrestlers. Stone Cold and The Rock was push aside

[@michaelscriver5395]

Another great episode buck keep them coming

[@collinsobi4406]

I was 8 years old in 2003. It is still my best wwe year.

[@iRiSHReDBLiTZ]

What a fun year of wrestling in 2003!

[@ROBken2654]

My childhood right here boy

[@stewartmeetball3417]

I love these reviews.. cheers Andy

[@BoereViking]

Thanks!! I stopped watching in 2002 so now I can see what I missed!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦 Still waiting for : Right gimmick, Wrong time

[@anthony93878]

Great times , I miss this era of wrestling

[@calebellis7173]

Smackdown was great Raw was terrible I was team blue back then

[@DeAngeloStevens]

I had an Arm Wrestling Match with a Disney Legend of the 90's Grin Hardwing from Mighty Ducks TAS on my 14th Birthday.

[@juliofelix8868]

WWE 2003 Was a hell of good and the moments were there, when stone cold retire from in ring and become a general manager and goldberg made his debut.

[@AmArtGraphics]

This was the year I tuned out…

[@feraskh3816]

Sean O'Haire was very special in 2003, but unfortunately he did not get enough opportunities in his career in WWE, and I was hoping to see him as WWE champion.

[@nichhodge8503]

I always saw Brock Lesner like a white Mike Tyson…a big, hard man you wouldn’t want to mess with but has a silly voice that makes you laugh at the fact it’s coming out of their mouths

[@lexkanyima2195]

Brock is legit

[@christiancampbell895]

As a huge women’s wrestling and diva, I clicked immediately when I saw Torrie Wilson in the thumbnail. When I think of 2003, I immediately think of SD and beautiful I thought Torrie was (and still is)❤️

[@offthebeatenlife995]

I’ll never forget the return of Stone Cold at No Way Out, it was amazing!

[@paulcowlishaw]

Wow mentioning Chris Benoit

[@yannicnoah4948]

this youtube channel isn't affiliated with the actual WWE

[@MarvelMTs]

Ah, 2003. The year of HHH’s name on every RAW script

[@cena0224]

02-03 some of my fondest memories

[@ronitlama9480]

Make a video about Canadian Creeper The Chris Benoit story

[@kalibapi13]

reign of terror in full swing

[@bryanmorrison2396]

Mad to hink Fiddy was 03 makes me feel old seeing him at Superbowl n me being 34 tomorrow. A stopped watching after ths mania. Started again in 17 wae my sons

[@MrAce-lm8es]

March 19, 2002 - March 30, 2003 The World Wrestling Federation becomes World Wrestling Entertainment

[@chicagogr81]

You made an error. Triple H did NOT pin Steiner clean at the Royal Rumble. Steiner won the match by DQ when Triple H hit the referee with a sledgehammer to save his title.

[@wrestlingwithjay3770]

Flashback in the early 00's

[@johnarafielguerra7605]

I love the blady mach in that era

[@usamazahid3882]

True, that was supposed to be his last match, until almost 2 decades later, Kevin Owens had brought him back with one last Gas left in the Stone Cold Tank to finally have his final match.

[@marcink.7645]

5:16 Nathan Jones here like a jacked Bill Burr.

[@8Charisma]

Brilliant video again 👌🏾✨️ The Rock and Stone Cold leaving definetly affected my view point on the product BUT the Ruthless Aggression stars all brought it back for me. Great wrestling, intriguing story's all brought alot of entertainment.

[@DeAngeloStevens]

2003 Babies of Lynn Loud Jr., Ramona Gibbler.

[@shawnford9104]

Oh man the memories watching this in 2003 🥹🥹🥹

[@EternallyEve]

5:08 Underrated? I don't think Wrestlemania 19 is underrated at all. It's quite literally been compared heavily to Wrestlemania 17 as debatably being on that level or even higher by some people. It might not have sold well in the PPV buys but the card has since been regarded very highly.

[@lexkanyima2195]

It was a solid card

[@hassanhashmi2815]

Nobody talk about jeff hardy had his last match in 2003 with the rock!

[@LordKelvin34]

Can you believe All this happened 20 years ago

[@emberwolf7727]

Man those were such fun times in wwe that's basically when I started watching it growing up

[@dkbarbados4540]

Folks was mad about h retaining in that chamber but that finish was fire.. epic heel stuff

[@jerryglenn5122]

I think its kind of funny. Burried alive matches and hell in a cell matches were undertaker specialty matches but he lost most of them that he was in

[@walsh9080]

He won most casket matches though.

[@tmac731]

No mention of Kane legendary heel run? Or Cena v undertaker

[@Juhankuha]

2003 was the year when I found wrestling.

[@nichhodge8503]

WrestleMania 19 Stone Cold Steve Austin retired and the following night on Raw WWE brought in WCW’s bargain basement Steve Austin to replace him. Goldberg might of had bigger muscles but he never had Austin’s skill in the ring or on the microphone and seeing Goldberg only helped remind me of the loss on my favourite wrestler and arguably the greatest wrestling character of all time!

[@unknownunknown3692]

goldberg was never a austin rip off . You proberaly a wwf mark. Goldberh was orignail. The entrance the power the charisma was unique. Ofcourse austin was better goldberg had 6 months og wrestling training became the biggest rating draw of 1998 numbers prove that. He never wanted to be awrestler was aal about NFL

[@InYourHouse316]

Very nicely done video! I’m glad you were objective and not afraid to call out some of the BS from this year. The quality had clearly dipped in a huge way by 03.

[@Stingman012]

2003 was a good year especially loving wrestling and cool music

[@DeAngeloStevens]

Disney Channel Celebrates it's 20th Anniversary 20 Years (1983-2003)

[@sonic5993]

See, people complaining about Roman's reign were lucky they didn’t have to live through this period. Watching Triple H every Monday was a miserable experience even as a ten year old...

[@attiepollard7847]

The reason that happened because the Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin was not there anymore. So I don't blame triple h taking all the air time that he wanted to solidify himself as the main man and the face of WWE. Even we as fans who did not like it

[@ronaldkhupe7105]

2003, the year where youngsters became superstars. I can't wait for the year review 2004

[@kdonaldson826]

A 12 year old me began watching wrestling in this year now a 32 year old me still remembers when both Goldberg's debut and Kevin Nash.s return

[@serignefallumbay9308]

Great vid bro ❤

[@khlyalda]

Smackdown 👊🏻 Here Comes the Pain

[@andyb9675]

Urgh.. 2003 was so bad... Triple H sucked all the fun out the product by shaving his beard and holding that title so long.

[@mistaidgaf9166]

Triple H did kill Raw with the multiple title win

[@shyamsundargound-q4d]

0:38 0:49

[@melissahernandez3072]

I love this a year in review videos

[@dazzle1545]

So you fail to mention Team Angle vs Team Lesner, which was the start of Benoit run to main event WM