Mick Foley remembers the “really special” match with the WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels

According to Mick Foley, the most popular match of his career in the ring competed against “The Viper” against “The Viper” against “The Viper” Randy Orton.

“I love to wrestle people who had different styles than me. I would try to take their style, but put my own turn on it so that it came across as Shawn Michael's match and as a human match,” said Foley for the love of the wrestling “. “At this time in the mid -1990s until the early 2000s, we lived or died of our champion. The champion was for so much attention and ability to draw. I knew that Shawn was worn out. This was a difficult load. When it was time for ideas, he was really open to my ideas.

“… it was just something special,” Foley continued. “I'm not sure if you could find two more people in the ring for the first time in a singles match who attract this type of match.”

On this occasion, Michaels and Foley fought over 26 minutes until Vader interfered and the heartache “made the referee to ask for the bell. As such, Michaels kept the WWE championship through disqualification. In retrospect, Michaels believed that the match also allowed him to show an increased toughness at the time that has to show a lot of wrestling fans had never seen from him.

If you use one of the quotes in this article, please write down “for the love of wrestling”. With AH/T to Wrestling Inc. for transcription.