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Nope WM 25 looks crap imo, announced tonight HHH vs Orton (might be good but doubt it), Edge vs Big Show (why must we be tormented with the big show?) and HBK vs Undertaker (could this be the year?....I hope not but it is Mr Wrestlemania).

I really hope Undertaker can retire with his Wrestlemania streak intact. I know it's tradition to "pass the torch" in the final match, but the Undertaker is a special case. If you look at how long he's been loyal to the WWE, and how few championships he's held compared to HHH, Austin, The Rock, Edge, Cena, etc., when he's been there longer. It seems like he's not into the politics, he just works hard and does what he's told. Don't take this one thing away from him.

For weeks there have been rumors that Hulk Hogan will be a part of WrestleMania 25 in some capacity. Originally it was rumored that he'd be wrestling John Cena and lately there's been talk that he will be the legend to stand up to Chris Jericho once and for all.

Hulk Hogan has updated his Twitter status (link), which currently reads:

"Yo Maniacs, What are your favorite letters? Currently mine are C & J. Or... Maybe J & C?"

The "C & J" would seem to indicate Chris Jericho. And "J & C" indicates John Cena. Stay tuned as we watch how this develops.

oh...

MITB matches are always good :)

JBL has stated he is doing something "historic" at WM25. Why is this prick even still on our screens? And if he ends Taker's streak I will never watch WWE again. I don't even want HBK to end it. Why let someone on the brink of retirement end such a streak?

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