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Old 01-12-2008, 10:55 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by DarthTedious View Post
Anyone who orders ANY ppv during the year should order the Rumble. It's the freaking Royal Rumble, it's always good, no matter how bad the product is.
That's usually the consensus. I don't exactly agree. Normally I get pissed off with the Rumble these days. It's always a high point, but 2006 and 2007 really disappointed me. I liked the exchange HBK and Undertaker had at the end of the match, but I wasn't particularly into the whole Taker winning scenario that I knew was coming when he entered #30.

I'm torn on ordering. Originally I was against it, but then I kind of hit a maybe period. Edge vs. Rey Mysterio will be a good match, as will CM Punk vs. Chavo Guerrero. Randy Orton vs. Jeff Hardy will be more disappointing than people expect ring work wise, and to hope for a surprise if futile, but it will not be horrible. JBL vs. Jericho is...interesting. Flair vs. MVP will feature MVP busting his ass, which usually results in greatness. If I remind myself of the worst possible scenario throughout the Rumble constantly, I won't be that disappointed when the ending is underwhelming.

I think I may order.
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