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Why should one automatically assume that HHH & Stephanie are some saving grace while at the same time hating their on-screen characters that they would seemingly be in total control of?

Rusev not kicking out of the AA is even worse with Dean Ambrose kicking out of it on Raw and then continuing on in the match for a long time. I don't know if there was a way Rusev could have lost that wouldn't hurt him at all, but they could have hurt him a lot less than getting beat by a move that EVERYONE kicks out of the first time it gets hit.

At this point I would rather just believe Dylan's conspiracy theory because it makes more sense that they would book the post Mania show that terribly on purpose rather than by accident. This is usually the 1 week per year you can actually expect them to put something good together. Oh, and them focusing so heavily on the crowd doing the wave pretty much signaled "look at how much everyone doesn't care about this shit" if you couldn't already tell from the chants.

Well that's fucking stupid because he could very well be the star they want(ed?) him to be.

That Brock deal was an awesome angle but they are SO stupid for not having it close the show. Doing it so early in the show exposed that there wasn't going to be a match, they should have left it until the end. Then you don't totally kill the momentum with Byron Saxton doing the show alone for all that time. I tried to watch NXT but I really didn't get into it so this was my first time seeing Kalisto and WOW that dude is going to be a star. Also, fuck this crowd for still shitting on Roman Reigns after they all watched him have that incredible match with Brock at Mania. Not that WWE did him any favors with the terrible booking of the main event.

Maybe HHH's entrance was so bad to try and make you forget how weak Sting's was. What music was that? Awful. What was wrong with the Crow Sting violin music they used when announcing he was going to be in the video game?

Yeah. I'm curious as to how much the Trips entrance set them back. Not only were the blowing a wad on SFX and costumes, but there would be Arnie's fees, the cost of licensing for the usage of Terminator from Paramount, Skydance and James Cameron/THX. And it wasn't even good.

At least I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking "this might be the best WrestleMania main event ever" while watching Lesnar/Reigns. It's not because it didn't even have a finish but it was an incredible match and Lesnar's best since his return. Just an amazing spectacle right from the moment Brock walked out.

It's this. I said this exact thing after that Royal Rumble triple threat which is the match where he killed the move doing it 3 times in a row like it's a fucking rolling german for a nearfall that wasn't even hot. Oh also, it's funny that this show has what is probably the best wrestling entrance ever with Rusev's and the worst with Triple H's WAY overdone Terminator bullshit. Last year his entrance was awesome, this year it was horribly, horribly lame. I think the HHH/Sting match might be the most entertaining bad match ever in the car crash variety.

What a stupid ending. They spent the year wanting to make Roman Reigns the next big star and got cold feet at the last second but the match with Lesnar was actually so well done that if he had just won the match it would have made him. Also absolutely hated the finish to Cena/Rusev. Loved the match and the entrances for both but that finish sucked and I thought in trying to "protect" Rusev with the Lana finish they really buried him by having him get beat by one lousy AA when that move has been about as effective as a bodyslam in most of Cena's big matches lately. Oh and HHH/Sting was one of the most awful matches I have ever seen. Jeff Jarrett watched that and thought they overbooked it. It's weird for a show I actually enjoyed, this post sounds negative. I enjoyed the IC Ladder match, Rollins/Orton was ok with a pretty awesome finish, Sting/HHH was terrible, didn't watch the Taker match or the Divas match but I loved both Cena/Rusev and Lesnar/Reigns. I just hated the finishes and think they took major steps back with the booking tonight.

For me it's Hogan. Without Hogan you don't have WrestleMania and he was a huge part of the first 9.

Just start at the point when Colin Delaney shows up Personally I loved WWECW from around mid 2007 until they killed it.

Yea sorry but HHH's entrance at Mania last year was awesome.

I still don't really understand why they signed him in the first place. When he came in there and made his demands for dates and money I can't believe they didn't tell him to go fuck off. But good for Brock, I don't blame him. I just don't understand why they decided to pay him, especially when they seemed to have no real plan to maximize his value the first yer and it's still very arguable if they're doing it now.

Well with Brock staying and the rumors of him turning face, that greatly increases the odds of seeing a Brock/Rusev match. That's worth WWE over paying since I don't care what they do with their money.

They need 1 or 2 more to start a stable and one of them could actually be there every week. Batista and someone else. Jericho? No jobbers.

They need 1 or 2 more to start a stable and one of them could actually be there every week. Batista and someone else.

If they got Jon Gruden to do that video from his QB Camp room, they have a deal with ESPN.

No because as a babyface you can just have him get "injured" every time he's going away

For all the shit we give WWE about their stop-start pushes, I'm definitely ready for them to give up on Bray Wyatt and toss him in the Adam Rose/Fandango trash heap.

From about 2000-2002 I watched every PPV with a ground of friends with a rotation of who paid and hosted. This match completely killed the crowd to the point at about 10 minutes in we were all checked out of the match and talking to each other for the next 20 minutes until it ended. I tried to watch it again when I first got the Network and I still didn't think it was any good.

I watched it once before but I saw this again today and it's easily the best match of it's kind that I have seen from the 70s (clipped silent film) If there was one match I could magically get a full tape of it would be this one just to get an idea of what kind of a pace these guys worked through the whole match because the action we do see here is all hot.

I had no idea this happened, glad you mentioned that. I just watched it, that was a really fun video. I also liked how much of a Titus mark Gruden was.