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1975
The Punks
LWO had a choice to make, and they made it. The exectuve staff decided that it was time for "punk" to be put into wrestling.
The punkers were hated by the disco addicts, disco was hated by the punkers. It was a perfect feud. In fact, it was too perfect. It came to the point where riots bigger than those when Doragon first lost his Latino title had erupted.
The president of Mexico had contacted Josh Vincent about toning down the action due to the size of the riots.
It was indeed a controversial subject and was ended with the Punks winning it. So what did the punks do when they won? Did they continue on?
No they changed, they began to brand different musics, different styles of wrestling, and different styles of life.
It's almost as if none of it had even happened as they went on and new feuds began between people.
It was considered one of the biggest angle cover ups of the century. And rightfully so.