I think the chair became such a prevalent weapon because, in theory, there shouldn't be weapons just casually laying around a wrestling ring. Heels had to get creative to cheat, and there were ALWAYS chairs around, so badda bing, new weapon. I always thought it would be funny if they switched the seats around the ring to comfortable, cushy chairs. Or maybe even bean bag chairs. Would definitely change things up a bit.

Well, yeah, that makes sense.

But why are there always stop signs, garbage cans and tables under the ring? I mean, I can see sledgehammers and a wrench, and even a chair, but those? They don't even pull out one of those tables to use when the announce table gets destroyed.

Yeah, that always struck me as odd too.

WHAT?

Cena should be over. (as in through. as in done.)

I remember seeing Hogan vs Earthquake the first time I saw a live show... Hogan picks up a folding chair and my mom turns to me and says "Isn't if funny that he found the only metal folding chair in the arena?"

:rofl: My mom kicks ass.

Undertaker is truly a phenomenal achievement. I can't believe that got over so huge and got taken so seriously, let alone reach the heights it has in 16 years. I think a lot of it can be attributed to the unique primal lure of something thats on paper so cheesy. But mainly thanks to Marc Colloway and the company understanding when and how to embelish and evolve the character over the years.

WHAT?