I thought it was a good PPV, not at the level of the previous two years though IMO.

A few of the matches were too short for my liking, didn't think the money in the bank was as good as usual this time round, and enjoyed Michaels-Taker more last year when I wasn't expecting them to keep kicking out.

Worst Mania in recent memory saved by Taker and in particular, HBK.

MITB poor as has been said, I just wonder if it was censored this year.
Slept through most of the two title matches, though I'm going to go back and look at Cena-Batista, as it ended well.

What was Jericho Edge like?

i enjoyed WM. Thought it was a good ppv with good pay off from good build. I just hope the wwe continue with the idea of building feuds properly going forward.

tbh I wasn't too suprised with the Hart vs Vince match. Vince is hardly a technical wizard and Hart is limited as to what he can do. But given those limitations it wasn't that bad a match but I think it ran a little long.

Edge vs Jerrico had a great match, probably 2nd best of the night.

But tbh, just like last year, Taker and HBK stole the show. I did kinda know Micheals wasn't winning as there's been reports of him retiring after WM for the last couple of weeks but that didn't stop me wanting him to end the streak

MitB wasn't so bad. There had been certain ladder based moves that were banned, mainly the sea-saw move that smashed Mercury's face in.

Kofi's ladder stilts were a great little spot as was bourne's shooting star from the ladder bridge

I thought it was better than last year's WM.

The Taker-HBK fight stole the show. The two title matches were also good. The rest were all pretty average. The MITB was really disappointing, there were two many men IMO to make it entertaining.

Didnt know Kofi was in MitB, I did see the American rapper Coolio in MitB though

in HBKs farewell speech I got the impression he was pi@@ed off with the fact that flair went back on his word

This is what HBK said in an interview recently.

Never been HBK's biggest fan but he sure knows how to make a good match. Also the farewell speech was quite emotional.
HBK

And he'd be the first in line to admit it. That was pretty much a large part of his farewell speech. It was a genuine heart felt goodbye from a guy who I've loved to watch since I was a kid. Very probably the greatest of all time

I've just watched it on touyube, and it was a great farewell. As you say, he admits his wrongdoings and acknowledges those who helped him. A great farewell.

18-0 but at what cost to the wrestling business?

Mr Wrestlemania is one of his nicknames and it couldn't be more appropriate. Razor, Bret, Jericho, Angle, Flair, Cena, Taker all had classics with him at the biggest event.

Thinking back, there honestly hasn't been anyone better.

Thing is though mate I get the impression that it will have been HBK's wish as well as anyone else's for the match to be set out the way it was - he's been quoted in at least one interview as saying that he's wanted to retire for the last 3 years now but Vince has kept persuading him to carry on.

Not seen the speech yet, but in all honesty (and this isn't a go at Michaels), I can't help but find it hard to believe that this will be his last ever match, only because it's so rare in wrestling for a guy's first retirement match to be his actual one.

Like I said though that's nothing against him, and he comes across really well in that interview re Flair (who I've lost a lot of respect for - stop bleeding every f'ing minute for a start! lol).

Oh, and don't think will ever be watching the Hart v McMahon match again, whoever booked it that way (e.g. stacking the odds against a natural heel) wants shooting.

i dont get your question , shawn wanted out to be with his family