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How do we know though that hhh refuses to lose? The storyline creaters choose whether or not he wins it doesnt have anything to do with him does it?

Well, he is married to his boss's daughter, and has a total of 13 world titles, which is quite ridiculous. Ric Flair's 16 world titles, though, is quite understandable, considering that he held various titles throughout WWF, WCW, and NWA. Triple H, though, has only ever won world titles in WWE. I guarantee that there's a part in his contract which states that he decides who he loses to.

[T.G. Oskar]

Think about it this way, Matt and Jeff, being brothers and having nearly exact background training in the business of professional wrestling, are pretty much equals when it comes to in-ring ability. The only problem is, Jeff is more over with the crowd, so much so that he's won a world title, whereas, Matt has yet to win one. So, in order to be fair to the brothers, Jeff wins the WWE title, and Matt beats Jeff at Wrestlemania.

Matt won the ECW World Heavyweight Title. Not that it matters (which tells me you believe the ECW title has no prestige)...

But here's the deal. The feud was done simply because they couldn't get Christian to feud with Jeff on time. That's almost a voiced secret. So they went with a feud that they had to work a lot to make it sound. So, they worked off the idea of Matt's frustration over Jeff's victories. Granted, that has a hint of truth: Matt Hardy has pretty much devoted to the good fight, and he only barely got to Main Eventer, after years of Mid Carder. Whereas Jeff returned, and he got a World Title after some time wrestling. Matt, however, has a big flaw: he's just not a heel. Had it been a Matt face vs. Jeff heel, that would have been a bit more shocking. But, the storyline was quite convoluted by itself.

However, they proved they're one of the best pairs in wrestling nowadays, and that they rule both separate and united.

See, I don't agree. JBL, although he's not the best wrestler, is very charismatic, much more than Rey Mysterio. I mean, sure, Rey has the hearts of nearly every child who watches professional wrestling, but JBL ultimately gets a bigger reaction from the audience.

Rey does not need charisma. He's a perennial face; he's a tecnico. From the mask, to the kiddie attitude to match with his core fans (the kids), he's made for children to enjoy. Meanwhile, JBL just didn't had the charisma. I couldn't empathize with him after he went JBL; I honestly wanted him to remain an Acolyte with Faarooq. Afterwards, he turned into the worst kind of heel; not only did he produced nauseas as a champion because of his big ego (he was too nauseating to even be a proper heel; Booker T was better heel because his ego was kept under check and because he was a better wrestler, but the Clothesline from Hell as a finishing move...) The only utility he had was to make faces look better, which indeed makes a great heel. But his ego ruined that property that makes a good heel good indeed.

As for the rest:
--I feel utterly disappointed that the Unified Tag Team Championship match was placed as a dark match. They could have replaced the Divas competition, since the result utterly sucked. San...tina? Ugh...

--While at that, I seriously never expected Carlito and Primo to win. Honest. I was with the guys that thought Miz and Morrison would win. I placed my bets on Carlito and Primo out of country pride (they're from my island!!), and I'm very happy they won on the biggest event ever. But it's a shame their match couldn't be presented. People said it was a great match, although not as great as the Hardies.

--HBK vs. Taker. Easily the best match ever...perhaps even of all Wrestlemanias. Well, perhaps not best match ever, but it's certainly one of the legendary ones. I couldn't see it, but I know it's just as great when you see Taker flying, kicking ass, and reverting an aerial move into a Tombstone with such an ease, it's almost fluid. Kiddies, learn from the pros.

--Money in the Bank. People seem to be angry that CM Punk won the briefcase. I honestly wanted Christian to gain the briefcase, and I expected it because he was the newcomer. But Shelton gave quite the surprise, as well.

--Cena and HHH as champions is, as Egon says, nausea-inducing. Cena SIMPLY CAN'T LIFT BIGSHOW!! And he did it!! And then he lifted Edge like nothing!! And then...*gasp*, he won!! *Urrrgk* Then comes Orton vs. HHH. Sadly, this is the moment when I request a minute of silence for Orton's career. Since HHH manhandled it, even though HHH isn't very convincing, now Orton loses credibility as a heel. I still say he's a great heel just because he inspires fans to hate him, but he needs to be consistent in victories. I really wanted Orton to win, if only to prove to the fans he's a great wrestler. And maybe to make HHH recapacitate that he's not Superman. Actually, he and Cena need that.

--Jericho vs. Legends. Oh, gosh...that made Jericho look like a loser. Steamboat proved he's a great wrestler. And falling to Rourke's fisticuffs? That made Jericho look ridiculous. Jericho needs some quality matches. Send him one or two matches against Orton and HHH, and you'll see how he turns main eventer and champion just as easily.