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How do you think WWE's other remaining veterans like Jericho, Kane and Big Show feel with HHH and Undertaker talking about being "the last two of their kind" and the "end of an era" and whatnot?
Honestly, I don't think those three are in the same spot as HHH and Taker. Taker and HHH are the last two true top guys from the Attitude era so I would guess that Show, Kane and Jericho can respect that.
I just have to ask, is the WWE trying to protect or injure John Cena before WrestleMania 28 by putting him in a bunch of Street Fights against Kane on house shows or are they doing the right thing by doing that? I mean, I would think that Vince would not want to have Cena injured days before his big main event match at WrestleMania.
I couldn't agree with you more but not that I think the Street Fights are dangerous. Kane is one of the safest workers around. But to me the issue is that with no viable WrestleMania replacement for Cena should he get hurt, it is really crazy to risk his health by having him wrestle at all. I would have kept him out of the ring for the last two weeks before Mania if I were in charge.
So let me get this straight : Kane is more incensed that Randy Orton beat him then that Mark Henry put him out???
I'll answer your question with a question. Considering that when he returned, Kane walked right past Henry to get to John Cena you are surprised why?
Hey guys, good to see you still doing an amazing job. With the news of John Cena's car crash yesterday, it got me thinking. If something happened to John Cena, Randy Orton and Sheamus, such as a plane crash, that left them all unable to return to work, or worse. What three guys (current world champs: Bryan and Punk excluded) do you think could step up and do the amount of work and put in the amount of time and effort that they do?
I think they would try Wade Barrett, Alberto Del Rio and maybe Christian or Miz or Dolph Ziggler. But to answer this question fairly I can't say who could step up because they have never given most of the guys a chance to show what they have to offer. I hope that we never have to find out.
I don't get why anybody would question TNA allowing Ric Flair to appear at the HOF. Wouldn't most promotions love this kind of opportunity? In one night Flair will be exposed too countless fans who will no doubt have their curiosity peaked as to what The Nature Boy has been up to. How could anybody view this as anything less than good business?
Actually, you can count the number of people that will see Flair via live attendance and TV ratings, if the Horsemen segment airs. But to answer your question, WWE isn't going to say that Flair is working for TNA so to those who don't know it exists, it will be a nostalgia moment. TNA gets nothing out of it.
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