Taker-Wyatt would be a car-crash of a match, but the spectacle of the entrances/grandiose nature of the promos and run-in would make it all worthwhile for me.
I think it would be a good match, not great but better than last year's disaster between Taker and Lesnar.
I think it would be a good match, not great but better than last year's disaster between Taker and Lesnar.
Id say it would be good, but its all about Takers fitness and physique. Every photo after the match Taker looks done. That may jusr be because he dies his hair black for WWE and is grey behind the scenes... Like Kevin Nash
Yeah same but I guess with the rumored 6 appearances contract that it made sense. With fast lane and mania guaranteed appearances it then leaves two Raw's for him between fast lane and mania.
Yeah same but I guess with the rumored 6 appearances contract that it made sense. With fast lane and mania guaranteed appearances it then leaves two Raw's for him between fast lane and mania.
Yeah same but I guess with the rumored 6 appearances contract that it made sense. With fast lane and mania guaranteed appearances it then leaves two Raw's for him between fast lane and mania.
Really want some of the WCW bookers to go on Stone Cole Unleashed and explain some of their thinking back in the day tbh. Joey Styles was a great guest this week discussing all things ECW.
Having Dean and Cena as the Intercontintental/US champ holders would go a hell of a long way to restoring some of their prestige in the eyes of the audience.
Having Dean and Cena as the Intercontintental/US champ holders would go a hell of a long way to restoring some of their prestige in the eyes of the audience.
Think it would've been more prestigious if Cena was going for the title rather than Rusev though. I don't know if it says a lot for the title when a feud starts because the champ pushed a dude.
I know he sucks at promos, but just start it with him saying he wants gold, big up the history of the U.S. title and say he's going for it. Since they decided last WrestleMania that Cena should be Hogan-esque pro-America, it'd make sense that it's the title he wants just as much as kicking a foreign non-white dude's ass. Then he can have a unification match putting over a rising star, like Ambrose.
I know he sucks at promos, but just start it with him saying he wants gold, big up the history of the U.S. title and say he's going for it. Since they decided last WrestleMania that Cena should be Hogan-esque pro-America, it'd make sense that it's the title he wants just as much as kicking a foreign non-white dude's ass. Then he can have a unification match putting over a rising star, like Ambrose.
A US-Intercontinental unification is what's best for business, but I can't help thinking the company should be looking to have two world belts again. That would have ended the whole Bryan/Reigns argument for the Rumble for a start.
A US-Intercontinental unification is what's best for business, but I can't help thinking the company should be looking to have two world belts again. That would have ended the whole Bryan/Reigns argument for the Rumble for a start.
Doesn't make sense to have two though, and it doesn't matter how many belts, PPVs or hours in a show there are if the booking's bad.
At least with Elimination chamber PPV i had the chamber to look forward to. Almost nothing interests me about Fastlane other than Sting's appearance, which isn't even a scheduled match.
At least with Elimination chamber PPV i had the chamber to look forward to. Almost nothing interests me about Fastlane other than Sting's appearance, which isn't even a scheduled match.
Taker may yet resurface.
Can't believe they've held back Orton's return, though.