I can understand why people like the Rock the best as an entertainer. He was very diverse with his characters as they would deliver new comedy routines each time to get at their opponent. Not to mention, each time, the Rock not only put himself over, but he put the fans over as well. I don't think anybody involves the crowd in their promos more than the Rock does. Mic skills i'll give him(for effort and delivery). However, I found Stone Cold more entertaining. If anybody reminded the audience that they were watching wrestling to see people go at it, it was Stone Cold. He got to his opponents through agression(anyway he could at that), and he was no stranger to placing the crowd in his promos either. What can I say? Stone Cold was more about the wrestling.

Austin had another huge return that year in 2003. Unfortunately, his in ring return was cut short. Had he continued on that year, we most likely would've seen him go against Goldberg by the next WrestleMania. Plus a properly booked match with Brock Lesnar, and maybe even a match with Hogan. I guess those matches will just have to remain a few of the biggest "what ifs" in wrestling.

The streak should remain in tact. But if it doesn't, then the Undertaker is gonna get the send off that Shawn Michaels and Ric Flair got. Win or lose, this looks like it'll be his last match. Based on how his build is going with Triple H, it's only fitting.

Thanks for the videos. I never saw that footage of Austin stunning the Rock after that 2003 episode of Raw went off the air. Austin has had a lot of great off air moments. Too bad they didn't air.

So far the match looks to be leaning in Triple H's favor. He would benefit better because then he can go back to running Raw while the Undertaker leaves. If the Undertaker won, then what more could he do to top his feud with Triple H? He'd be overstuffing his career if he stuck around after 20 WMs. Personally I think he should get 20-0, and then retire, but again, this may be the end of his streak(he's even encouraging Triple H in the storyline).

Well, Taker/HHH III is set for WM in a Hell In A Cell match. I'd say that serves the match justice. I mean, both the Undertaker and Triple H know more than anybody what it's like to compete in those matches, but they never competed against each other in it in a one on one match. Now their next match really is for all the marbles. Not only will it prove who is the master of their generation, but it'll prove who is the master of the Cell.

Yeah, I don't even think the Rock is up for nomination.

The Oscars haven't happened yet. I doubt the Rock will take part in it. I don't see him ever winning an Oscar. His success in Hollywood can only take him so far.

Shawn Michaels is returning tomorrow to get involved in Taker/HHH III. He'll probably be the ref for the match. I get what WWE is trying to do with these three, but it's gotten a bit tiresome. I like the idea of Taker/Lesnar. It'd be a different feud than what the ones they've had in the past. Both are on a higher level now. Taker with his streak, and Lesnar with his MMA career. Combine that with the nostalgia that would take place in this rivalry, and we've got ourselves a blockbuster match. A fresh one at that.

I forgot to reply to your comment about Taker/HHH III. It's not what I wanted to see this year either. I think the Undertaker should've went against Kane. With Kane back as "the Big Red Machine", the closure on his feud with the Undertaker could've been bigger, since it'd be ending the way it started. It'd also add to the Undertaker's retirement, if that's what he's doing. But I guess WWE wanted Taker/HHH to follow Taker/Michaels. Shawn Michaels is looking to be an eye witness again btw. Again, not what I was hoping to see, but it's got my attention.

I don't think Sting would've became the biggest wrestler of all time, but he'd probably be one of WWE's most honored, and with that he'd reclaim the fame that people forgot he had during the Monday Nigh War. Basically he'd be given credit where credit was due.