Thread: is WM 21 easy to predict
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Old 03-20-2005, 05:13 PM   #8
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I think this WrestleMania is extremely unpredictable. You have matchs that can go any way all over the card.

The World Championship matches are up in the air (although face wins are the best bet). HBK vs. Angle is a likely win for Angle, but the winner isn't that important. You have the Money in the Bank Ladder Match which again can go to anyone. There's the Hall of Fame and Piper's Pit segments. You have Eddie Guerrero vs. Rey Mysterio likely added to the card, where they can give a solid victory to Eddie, or have he hometown hero Rey Mysterio take a win. Even Taker vs. Orton, which by all logic can create a new star that will forever hold a record to his name, if they win, is up in the air. And there's The Big Show vs. Akebono, where I don't think they'll actually book a winner, but just let them go.

Then there are the odd few matches that might be added to the card that we don't even see coming. Orlando Jordan vs. Booker T for the WWE United States Championship and Chavo Guerrero vs. Paul London for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship come to mind. Both of those could go either way.

This is not a predictable WrestleMania at all.
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