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Honestly I don't see the belts remaining together past the Rumble. Split them and you get 3 automatic "main events" (including the Taker match).

I see Orton/Bryan with HHH as the ref, Cena/Batista, and Taker/Lesnar (in what I assume is Taker's last match ever)
 
Honestly I don't see the belts remaining together past the Rumble. Split them and you get 3 automatic "main events" (including the Taker match).

I see Orton/Bryan with HHH as the ref, Cena/Batista, and Taker/Lesnar (in what I assume is Taker's last match ever)

I read that they don't think Lesnar/Taker will happen, 2 reasons. 1, Taker is too "brittle" for Lesnar's style of match, 2, Taker and his past WM opponents have put in a lot of time rehearsing their match, they don't think Lesnar will put in that much time for it.
 
I'm thinking Punk/HHH. Who's been more anti-authority the past few years than Punk?

I could also see Orton/Bautista as a match. Orton's current storyline ties back to Evolution, so what better way to continue the story than to put him against Bautista?
 
I read that they don't think Lesnar/Taker will happen, 2 reasons. 1, Taker is too "brittle" for Lesnar's style of match, 2, Taker and his past WM opponents have put in a lot of time rehearsing their match, they don't think Lesnar will put in that much time for it.

Shouldn't happen. People are right, Brock is reckless and Taker's body can't take the damage.
 
Honestly I don't see the belts remaining together past the Rumble. Split them and you get 3 automatic "main events" (including the Taker match).

I see Orton/Bryan with HHH as the ref, Cena/Batista, and Taker/Lesnar (in what I assume is Taker's last match ever)

You're a smart guy and usually a step ahead of Vince in these things so I'm not doubting you, but I too doubt Taker could handle Lesnar. The bigger thing here is that sets up the worst WM card in quite a while to me.
 
I think we're gonna see either Batista/Lesnar or Batista/Reigns (if they try and supe up reigns)

What I wish they'd do is have Kane snap back into the monster and help Bryan beat the Wyatt's in a hell in a cell or even a Casket Match or a fire match, something. Then we get evil Kane (who they could reveal was brainwashed by the Wyatt's when he was beaten and let go because the mole was planted), Bryan finishes his rivalry on a high note, and we get to see that the Wyatt's were pure evil and genius all along as well. It spins Daniel into Belt contention and Kane into taking on the Wyatt's for revenge if they want.

But, that's middle school level writing, plot twists, and even a call back to something nobody remembers, so the WWE could never do it.
 
Aside from the doubts that Undertaker could even handle Brock, I have serious doubts the match would even be worthwhile. I may be wrong but that has disappointment written all over it to me. Taker at this point needs somebody to do a lot of the heavy lifting work-wise, and I don't see Lesnar being that guy.

Then again, I've never really cared for Lesnar so..
 
Aside from the doubts that Undertaker could even handle Brock, I have serious doubts the match would even be worthwhile. I may be wrong but that has disappointment written all over it to me. Taker at this point needs somebody to do a lot of the heavy lifting work-wise, and I don't see Lesnar being that guy.

Then again, I've never really cared for Lesnar so..

The big reason I saw that as the highlight match is because, after all these years, the biggest comment from Cole is how Taker is "The Best Pure Striker in the WWE." What better way to send out "The Best Pure Striker in the WWE" than to pit him against the only real superstar to successfully transition from WWE to UFC, the Superstar who won the UFC heavyweight championship on a TKO via punches.
 
The big reason I saw that as the highlight match is because, after all these years, the biggest comment from Cole is how Taker is "The Best Pure Striker in the WWE." What better way to send out "The Best Pure Striker in the WWE" than to pit him against the only real superstar to successfully transition from WWE to UFC, the Superstar who won the UFC heavyweight championship on a TKO via punches.
I doubt they ever face each other as they hate each other in real life and have made it very public. Have you seen the Lesnar UFC match where Taker is there and they have words?
 
I doubt they ever face each other as they hate each other in real life and have made it very public. Have you seen the Lesnar UFC match where Taker is there and they have words?

never even knew they had a history, but if that's the case, I totally understand it
 
The big reason I saw that as the highlight match is because, after all these years, the biggest comment from Cole is how Taker is "The Best Pure Striker in the WWE." What better way to send out "The Best Pure Striker in the WWE" than to pit him against the only real superstar to successfully transition from WWE to UFC, the Superstar who won the UFC heavyweight championship on a TKO via punches.

I mean, yeah, it writes well, but I can't see the match translating live or on TV well at all.

I think it would have to be similar in booking and pace to the UT/HHH match, but I'm not sure I'd trust Lesnar to work it at the level it needs to be to make that match worth the hype.

That's what I loved with the HBK/UT matches (and to an extent Punk's). Shawn was able to carry the match and help cover the miles UT has on him.


This is where I wish there was an alternate universe where Dolph had done everything right and he could work a match like that.
 
I hate that they keep trying to make the "when we say US" garbage happen...it should go right from the chant, which I love, to the explosion and music
 
I mean, yeah, it writes well, but I can't see the match translating live or on TV well at all.

I think it would have to be similar in booking and pace to the UT/HHH match, but I'm not sure I'd trust Lesnar to work it at the level it needs to be to make that match worth the hype.

That's what I loved with the HBK/UT matches (and to an extent Punk's). Shawn was able to carry the match and help cover the miles UT has on him.


This is where I wish there was an alternate universe where Dolph had done everything right and he could work a match like that.

That's one of the things i read about regarding UT/Brock, UT's past few WM matches have been rehearsed and "perfected", that helped make them some of the best matches ever. With Brock and his limited contract and not wanting to be around much, they don't suspect he'll want to put that much time into it.
 
I think we're gonna see either Batista/Lesnar or Batista/Reigns (if they try and supe up reigns)

What I wish they'd do is have Kane snap back into the monster and help Bryan beat the Wyatt's in a hell in a cell or even a Casket Match or a fire match, something. Then we get evil Kane (who they could reveal was brainwashed by the Wyatt's when he was beaten and let go because the mole was planted), Bryan finishes his rivalry on a high note, and we get to see that the Wyatt's were pure evil and genius all along as well. It spins Daniel into Belt contention and Kane into taking on the Wyatt's for revenge if they want.

But, that's middle school level writing, plot twists, and even a call back to something nobody remembers, so the WWE could never do it.


You know.....Kane was the only person with a key to the padlock on the chain last night. :detective:
 
The opening match of WWE's Main Event is always a phenomenal match. Never the top Superstars, but from a performance standpoint, it's always top notch.
 
I really thought before his concussion that Ziggler was going to do big things. Dude is like a combo of Mr. Ass, Val Venis, and a little Chris Jericho. Really enjoyed seeing him wrestle. I think after CM Punk and Bryan he is the 3rd best "wrestler" the WWE has right now.
 
So it looks like Sting is done with TNA, he lost his "contract match" that will air Thursday and he's been in negotiations with WWE/WM30 for a while. Sting is my all time favorite, i hope they do something good with him.
 
The default and most interesting answer has been for him to face Taker. Now I don't think that would be a good idea.

For one you don't want to bring Sting in and have him lose his first and possibly last match in WWE.

For another, at the age both guys are, I think it would be better for him to work a match with somebody younger that can carry the match. Somebody like Punk.

Never been a huge Sting fan, but him finally appearing in WWE is so intriguing. I imagine he'd get a big pop if he appeared in the Rumble. It would be better for him to debut on PPV, since PPV crowds are generally better and smarter than RAW crowds.
 
The default and most interesting answer has been for him to face Taker. Now I don't think that would be a good idea.

For one you don't want to bring Sting in and have him lose his first and possibly last match in WWE.

For another, at the age both guys are, I think it would be better for him to work a match with somebody younger that can carry the match. Somebody like Punk.

Never been a huge Sting fan, but him finally appearing in WWE is so intriguing. I imagine he'd get a big pop if he appeared in the Rumble. It would be better for him to debut on PPV, since PPV crowds are generally better and smarter than RAW crowds.

The brightest, most energetic WWE crowds are always the post PPV RAW crowds. It typically also includes the best storylines.
 

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