Thread: GREATEST LETDOWNS IN WRESTLING HISTORY
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Old 09-23-2017, 11:41 PM   #50
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Retroactively I'm trying to remember the last thing the WWE did right that delivered on what it could have. The Daniel Bryan stuff was laced with lots of ill-will and saw the sacrifice of Batista. Speaking of that guy, WrestleMania 21 might have been one of the best builds to an actual main event that they've done this century. Benoit and Eddie winning at Mania XX might have existed in that realm, but coming out of Mania neither was treated particularly well. Still, I guess you can maybe say that? I mean, you can't fault WWE for what would eventually happen.

Maybe some people feel that way about Braun now?
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