I would be surprised if it wasn't with it being in Texas.

Both are in FCW (WWE's Development school in Florida) full time working as a tag team. Harry Smith actually chose to go back to development because he thought he needed more time, he'll only be 24 later this year.

The Hardy's will be a top match plus to be fair Cena can produce on the big stage.

Taker v Show looks to be on the cards for Wrestlemania (Can I be the first to push the abreviation of WTF).

I'd like to see a TLC match between Miz & Morrison, Carlito & Primo, & Kofi & Punk.

I hope Khali doesn;t get much airtime for the event as in the rumble he sucked, & was 3/4 the way out before the Russian (can;t spell Koslov) got near him.

Rubbish - not even the WWE are that daft. They've just had a 4 month long feud with around 6 matches.

looking at what taker said to micheals made me think that something is going to happen

i hope so

Been a long-standing rumour has that.

But JBL vs Michaels is more likely at the moment.

Brother V Brother at 'Mania.
No tiresome and repetitive at all.



Can I be the second?


I've never got the point of a TLC match. A simple ladder match is no DQ, anyway, so tables and chairs would/could be used regardless. Using the name TLC simply gives away that other weapons WILL be used, thus, in my opinion, ruining any surprise element high table spots could create.




OMG that was the WORST exit from a battle royal I have ever seen. It wasn't helped by the bad camera angle, like, but that was pathetic. I wasn't liking the momentum Koslov was generating in his little stint in the rumble, either. I thought they were going to have him beat that 11 elimination record they'd dragged out before hand.



Wouldn't exactly be the first time they've began to build up a feud for it to fizzle out into nothing.

Press reports today suggest Mickey Rourke's is twitching about going through with his (and Flair/Piper/Afa) match v Jericho.

Agree on the TLC. Maybe there should be a stipulation that you have to put an opponent through a table or hit them with a chair before being able to climb the ladder to make it distinct from a ladder match.

Mania is always awesome, I'm sure it won't disappoint.

When was the last time anyone genuinely 'marked out'?
And does anyone do it often?

Flair at Mania?

Eddie Guererro's title win. Not having Sky Sports and them charing for every pay per view has lead me to drift away from the sport.

I'm also unhappy at being expected to mark out for legends even if they are basically cripples who have no place in a wrsetling ring.