Austin

In 2002, there were rumurs of WWE reforming the 4 Horsemen to feud against Steve Austin. The plans were scrapped when Austin abruptly walked out of WWE. The obvious 3 members were Ric Flair, Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero. Who was suppose to be the 4th man? I don't think Arn Anderson was since he was retired (though he could be their manager).

So who was suppose to be the 4th man.

people say that the undertaker has never lost a match by submission. what about this match? mankind defeated him by submission by the mandible claw. i know taker never tapped out (which didn't exist in wwf until late 1997) or verbally quit (which is not possible in the case of mandible claw) but it still stands as submission as the ref called for the bell and declared mankind the winner. so the "undertaker has never lost a match via submission" claim is false, right?

Mick Foley has returned to WWE and he also stated months ago that he would work a match at WrestleMania. There are rumors of Foley vs Ziggler to happen at WM. Since Foley is a Hardcore legend, it would make sense for a Hardcore match. Last time Foley competed in bloody Hardcore matches was in 2006 when WWE was TV-14. But now its 2012 and WWE is TV-PG. Is it possible?

IMO (on the basis of matchcard and delivery)

1. WrestleMania X-Seven

2. WrestleMania XIX

3. WrestleMania 22

4. WrestleMania 21

5. WrestleMania XX

I've always heard from people that Triple H has buried and held back talented wrestlers from reaching the main event status because he's insecre. Is it true? Who were his victims? I also heard he didn't want to put over Booker T. Why?

My question regarding this match is why was Chris Jericho helping HHH and why was Undertaker helping Hogan? It still confuses me some 9 years later. Jericho was still in a bitter feud with HHH for losing the Undisputed Titles at Wrestlemania a month earlier while the Undertaker was angry because his contendership was cancelled and Hogan was named the new #1 Contender

In case you forgot heres the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl-R2Vo3Yxc&feature...

I think WWE should do a DVD on the Greatest WWE Superstars of the 2000's just like they did the 80's and 90's.

my ten picks would be (not in order): triple h, shawn michaels, undertaker, kurt angle, chris benoit, chris jericho, john cena, eddie guerrero, edge, batista