The Clown Prince of Crime

I'm crying myself to sleep tonight, so please post your answer. I'll give BA tomorrow morning.

It's been a great ride, Phenom. Thank you for everything.

I just talked to some friends about Taker/Edge feud in 2008 and they agreed so many people look down on the feud today because Vickie's presence that received an enormous amount of go away heat and stole the thunder from both men.

Well, I'm no expert in wrestling history. But what would be the top 5 most horrendous go away heat the business as a whole, not just WWE, has ever seen?

I recently read JR's twitter that said Undertaker's lifeline at WM can be counted with one hand. 5 is in one hand.

So, opinion?

No offense to John Cena fans everywhere, but when the announcers had to pretend the fans were cheering for Cena like they did in TLC no less than three days ago, you know something is wrong.

But no, I'm not here to ask about Cena. I'm not a hater and not attempting to be one. I'm curious about his problem. Has there ever been a more hated number 1 guy in a sports entertainment company than Cena? It can be from other promotions. I'd like to hear about it.

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Who's next to have this kind of article after Lesnar & Fella? Wade Barrett? Del Rio?

I mean, when he was walking out of the ring. The crowds barely shouted anything. If that were his attempt to get a decent reaction of his farewell from the fans, that sure was an epic fail.

1. There's no wife to abuse this time, since Michelle McCool isn't introduced as The Undertaker's wife in WWE and no mention ever made about that kayfabe wise.

2. Vince hates ABA and any non-gimmicky Undertaker portrayal, so reference cannot be made about their UFC meeting.

3. The Undertaker doesn't do emotional promos like HHH did with HBK and the likes.

4. Lesnar is leaving right at WM 29, so anyone with half a brain obviously knows Vince isn't giving up The Streak for him. And that makes it obvious Lesnar will stand no winning chance from the get go no matter what he did.

I think it's obvious they have neglected SD! since 2010, it's no longer the B-show. It's more like the Z-show. Does WWE even care anymore?

I've heard of this suggestion several times but never really considered it until now. What do you think? Do you like this idea? do you think this would belittle the already little world titles? What are the pros and cons if WWE do this?

Well, I think by now it's quite clear Taker is rumored to finally retire at Wrestlemania 30 two years from now, and WWE has reportedly consider doing the 30th anniversary of Wrestlemania in Cowboys Stadium which is in Taker's home state with 110,000 attendance capacity.

Now, obviously there are many intriguing scenarios for Taker to retire, but I think everyone & their mother know WWE will definitely go with Taker vs Cena. I don't believe Taker/Cena will happen at WM 29, BTW. I think Taker will either face Rock or Brock at WM 29, or maybe even longshots like Austin, Goldberg, or even Sting, but definitely not Cena.

Back to the bizz, suppose Taker/Cena happens at WM 30 in Cowboys Stadium, do you think there's a good chance it might finally topple the attendance record? Wrestlemania 3's 93,173 record has been broken in February 14, 2010 featuring 2010 NBA All-Star Game with 108,713 and Vince wants the record back for WWE.

If there is any WWE match in this world that can garner more than 93,173 or even 108,713, is Cena vs Taker THAT match?

As we knew it, he was handpicked by Vince over Kurt Angle to face Taker at Wrestlemania 22 after Taker pitched the idea of Angle ending The Streak and the match turned out to be a huge upset for everyone involved (u know the story, I'm tired of retelling it).

But as of now, many fans especially in IWC view Henry in a different light than they did in 2006 due to obvious reasons.

My question is, to u, has Mark Henry acquired enough legacy to make his inception to The Streak at Wrestlemania 22 worth the sacrifice of leaving out Kurt Angle?

I mean, The Streak obviously has two tier names:

Top Tier = Jimmy Snuka, Jake Roberts, Kevin Nash, Sid, Kane, Triple H, Ric Flair, Big Show, Randy Orton, Batista, Edge, and Shawn Michaels.

Bottom Tier = Giant Gonzales, A-Train, King Kong Bundy, Mark Henry and Big Boss Man.

So, to make it short, has Mark Henry done enough to move himself to the top tier from the bottom tier?

I'm not saying they will walk out from WWE soon, but for each of the names I mentioned, there is a huge reason why WWE feel they might be let go in the near future (yes, even Punk).

So, let's say there's a chance for any one of them to get the shaft. Whose "firing" will surprise u the most?