For many, SmackDown is thought of as the perennial B-show, the red headed step child that has always lived in the shadow of Big Brother Raw. In the early/mid 2000's, however, SmackDown was the show of choice for many WWE fans at the time. With a stacked roster that showcased names like Brock Lesnar, Kurt Angle, Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Booker T, John Cena and The Undertaker in intense feuds and high quality match ups, SmackDown was real must-see TV. One of openers during this golden era of SmackDown began with black and white footage of the SD! roster warming up and preparing for the battles that lay ahead. Suddenly the heavy guitar riffs kick in, the scene bursts into color, and the members of the 'blue crew' were presented one at a time. The lyrics had somewhat of an underdog tone to them, further cementing the fact that the SmackDown team was not content to be "B level" in anyone's eyes and that they did indeed "Want It All". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMZEQQZyM1k
It ain't easy! Former Manager of Ultimate Warrior's "WarriorWeb", Former Senior Editor of Vince Russo's "Pyro and Ballyhoo", and wrestling fan for over twenty five years. Daniel's favourite wrestling memory is being in Wembley Stadium with his Grandad for SummerSlam '92.
