Stephen Randle: Seriously, they couldn't figure anything better to do than drag this out another month? Bam Neely adds intrigue, but ultimately nothing else to the match, because without his presence, Chavo would be pretty much dead in the water. Not that he isn't anyway.
Winner: Kane
Andy Clark: Man, I have about no interest in this match at all. Couldn't Shelton Benjamin have been in Chavo's place to make this a bit more interesting? And Bam Neely is probably the least intimidating "big man" since Mike Knox. Does anyone actually think Chavo wins?
Winner and STILL ECW Champion: Kane
Jerome Cusson: After their eight second thriller, they certainly have a lot to try and top. I expect loads of interference, but Kane fighting through all of it and retaining his championship. I see no reason for Chavo to win back the belt here as ECW needs to move in a different direction. Oh, and this match might also be a blast since Mike Adamle will be making his Pay-Per-View debut. Guess we should hope for a short match here too.
Winner: Kane
Daniel Wilcox: Chavo's recent back-up may be a bit of a wild card, but there really isn't much doubt here. Why squash the chap in 8 seconds only to have him regain it in the next match they have?
Winner: And STILL ECW Champion, Kane
Jarrod Westerfeld: I can't see the company changing the ECW title on back to back pay-per-views, though Chavo's new bodyguard may play a big enough influence that they'll tease it. No matter what, though, I'm sure Chavo will come very close at points, with Kane kicking out and looking dominant in the end.
Winner: Kane (Retains ECW Championship)
Dan Torkel: Logic would say at least one of 3 World Titles changes hands and since I can't really see it happening with the big two I will go with the switch here. Kane got his moment in the sun but too many people can screw with him here, Chavo's bodyguard, the Edge Heads, etc. Chavo wins through nefarious means.
Winner and NEW ECW Champion - Chavo Guerrero
Shawn Lealos: I don't have the problem with Kane's title reign that a lot of Internet fans seem to have. Kane has been a loyal and hard worker for a long time and he still works his butt off to deliver a good performance with a character that would be dead already in anyone else's hands. I also like Chavo, but as a minor champion, not a World Champion. Kane will win here in another short match.
Winner: Kane
Jeffrey Harris: This is a stupid rematch and waste of time after what happened at Wrestlemania. Don't care about this lame match at all, though I'm sure it will probably sort of watchable and more than a three second squash. Still I expect Kane to retain.
Winner: And still ECW Champion, Kane
Ryan Merholz: I'm torn on this. On one end, I've honestly enjoyed the build to the match, but I don't know if its enough to offset the ridiculous start to the feud. Kane wins the title in 8 seconds and then we're supposed to buy Chavo as a credible threat to him? More concerning is whether or not Kane and Chavo can have a good match together...I'm really not sure. I'm basically heading into this one not expecting much and hoping to be surprised. At any rate, we're probably not going to see the entire Guerrero/Edgehead family take a dive two months in a row. So when it comes to either sacrificing Kane or Undertaker, guess who's probably going to get the raw deal?
Winner: Chavo Guerrero
Larry Csonka: Before Tuesday's edition of ECW I feel that there was no doubt that Kane was going to retain the title. But after the great beat down angle they ran on that show, where they destroyed the knee of Kane, now there is doubt and now there is some interest, at least to me. I don't think that they will take the title off of Kane just yet, so we'll go with the dreaded DQ finish.
Winner: Kane Retains
Jeremy Thomas: Bam Neely. Ehh. EHH, I SAY! I love Kane having the ECW title, he should have gotten it a while ago. Chavo's still in the doghouse, and Bam bores me. I see this maybe going five, six minutes, and Kane retains. Hopefully, he celebrates by lighting Mike Adamle on fire, and no one decides to put the bastard out. FLAMING JIM ROSS REFERENCE FOR THE WIN!
Winner: Kane (Choke Slam) - STILL ECW Champion
Bayani Domingo: Not even ‘Taker and Edge's inclusion got me to care about this match. My guess is this will fall in line with another of Kane's short title runs and we'll have Punk challenge Chavo right after this match. Besides, they had to have added that one random body guard for some reason right?
Winner: Chavito
Seth Roy: This should be a ***** classic. Chavo just has so much experience, and wants his title back. Kane is one of the most agile big men in WWE history. The Mania match was a fluke, and Chavo has been preparing for this match since Mania. Why do you think he brought in Bam Neely? To help him train! Okay. Take a break. *Breathe.* Start over: This match will blow, and there is no suspense here. If they give Chavo the title back, no matter how it happens, it would be another big step backward for ECW. But maybe the 'E doesn't care any more.
Winner: Kane
T.G. Corke: Bam Neely - or "Mike Knox with his head shaved" according to Youtube user 'Bricearoo15' - may have freshened this feud slightly, but the result isn't any less obvious. Even if Chavo was being punished at Wrestlemania, Kane wasn't given the belt just to job it straight back to him at the first hurdle. Of the two 'Brothers of Destruction', Kane is more likely to lose, but that's like saying Kevin Spacey's more likely to be elected President than Kevin Bacon - it doesn't change the fact that both possibilities are highly unlikely.
Winner: Kane
Stuart James: This is a tough one. Not in terms of prediction, because I, like many others, are fairly certain that Kane is getting a decent reign here, but in terms of whether it will be a good match. On the one hand, they had a fine eight minute match during the SmackDown! Sprint, back in the beginning of 2007. On the other hand, Kane isn't the greatest worker in the world and Chavito is just seemingly destined to not get over like they want. However, this should be a fun, eight or so minute match, with lots of heel shenanigans and Kane getting through it.
Winner: Kane
Michael Bauer: Ugh, please tell why Kane's longest reign has to start so crappy? He retains, no questions asked.
Winner: Kane
JT: Hopefully Kane can chokeslam Chavo back into mid-card futility.
WINNER: And STILL ECW Champion, Kane
Robert S. Leighty Jr: Well, this should at least be longer than their epic WM encounter. Chavo has actually shown a better mean streak in the challenger role, and seems more credible now than when he had the gold. It won't matter in the long run as Kane will run through him, but the thought is there.
Stephen Randle: No point to having Edge win the title back right away, especially since they've been stacking the deck so high against Taker anyway. I think we're building to an Edge title win, then having Punk take it from him with Money in the Bank…but not right now. Okay, so maybe it's a dream, but it makes sense, doesn't it?
Winner: The Undertaker
Andy Clark: This is another match that I'm really not that interested in seeing a second time, but they have the opportunity to impress me. The Vickie Guerrero aspect of all this is not only making the storyline suffer but Edge's character as well. As a non-gimmicked one-on-one WrestleMania rematch this just seems kind of plain, but with enough time these two could have a kickass match that more than makes up for its plainness. Again, though, who really thinks Edge is going to win?
Winner and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: Undertaker
Jerome Cusson: Expect tons of interference here as well. After main eventing Wrestlemania, I can't see these two even beginning to top themselves. Expect everyone and their mother to try and help Edge regain the championship, but for Undertaker to retain and set up a "Hell in the Cell" match somewhere down the road.
Winner: The Undertaker
Daniel Wilcox: Why am I not pumped for this match? Maybe it's because they can't top their Mania effort but more likely it's to do with the fact that there's absolutely no question of the outcome.
Winner: And STILL World Heavyweight Champion, Undertaker
Jarrod Westerfeld: I don't see Undertaker losing his title back to Edge, as then it would have only proven they made the mistake in not testing the field of having Edge end Undertaker's undefeated Wrestlemania streak. I can see Edge still pulling enough shenanigans to put Taker to the breaking point, but the end result will be the demon from Death Valley remaining World Heavyweight champion.
Winner: The Undertaker (Retains World Heavyweight Champion)
Dan Torkel: I would to see Edge get his win back but I just can't see it. I expect all the interference to lead to Kane returning and causing a DQ. The solution to interference is 4 simple words: HELL IN A CELL next month.
Winner - Edge via DQ (undertaker retains)
Shawn Lealos: I don't know if The Undertaker will be as lucky as his Brother of Destruction. I think one of the titles will change hands on this show, and while The Undertaker will never lose at Wrestlemania, he has been a little more vulnerable outside of the big event, losing titles on free television shows like RAW (to Steve Austin) and SMACKDOWN (to Edge). Edge needs the title a lot more than The Undertaker and the commercials leading up to the even seem to be focused on someone coming after the Dead Man for retribution. I just have a feeling about this match.
Winner: Edge
Jeffrey Harris: Undertaker is finally champ again, and he shouldn't be losing it anytime soon, and should have a dominant run for the summer. Edge doesn't really need the win right now, and I expect Edge and the Rmy to pull some tricks, but ultimately Undertaker will retain his title. Hopefully it will close to as good or even better than their Mania match.
Winner: And still WWE Champion, The Undertaker
Ryan Merholz: Taker ain't dropping the belt anytime soon, it's that simple. The only real question in my mind is will it stack up with their awesome Wrestlemania match? Here's hoping.
Winner: The Undertaker
Larry Csonka: I just cannot see a title change happening here. Taker was due a long title run last year, but the injury stopped that. He will win, and hopefully they have another great match as they did at WrestleMania.
Winner: The Undertaker
Jeremy Thomas: They should have tossed in some sort of stip for this match, I think. It's not like the card is overstacked with gimmick matches like someTNApromotionsTNAdoTNA. Anyway, this should be a good match regardless, and Taker should annihilate the Rated-R Entourage (possibly with help from Kane) en route to retaining.
Winner: The Undertaker (Gogoplata) - STILL World Heavyweight Champion
Bayani Domingo: ‘Taker don't do no month long title runs. Besides, even if Edge loses he has an unlimited amount of title shots thanks to his "Latina Heat".
Winner: ‘Taker
Seth Roy: I'm kind of surprised there's not extra stipulation here, but maybe that's being saved for a later match? This likely won't be anything compared to their Mania match. There's no way Taker's reign ends this soon. Also, maybe the result can be used as the catalyst to break up La Famiglia.
Winner: The Undertaker
T.G. Corke: I pretty much covered this one in the Kane/Chavo section. It should be another great match, but there's almost no chance whatsoever that Undertaker's giving the belt up yet.
Winner: Undertaker
Stuart James: The match should be great even with another fairly predictable ending. However, who knows when WWE might swerve us? They did it at the Royal Rumble with Cena, and at ‘Mania with Orton. However, for now I can't see Undertaker losing the big belt. I can see this match being different to the Wrestlemania match, as they will be more likely to use more heel run-ins and what have you. I'm really optimistic for Undertaker's reign: a possible feud with monsters like Big Show, or even building up Umaga for a match with Taker. Then he can drop the title to somebody new, such as Umaga, or even Kennedy or Punk. Maybe I'm being too naïve, but this reign of terror should be great. This match, however, should set up a blow off match at Judgment Day or even Vengeance for the title.
Winner: The Undertaker
Michael Bauer: The Taker did not win the title just to job it back to Edge. Where Taker goes after this is anyone's guess, but something tells me one more rematch will be needed first.
Winner: Undertaker
JT: I am SOOOOOOOOOOOO tired of this whole Edge/Edgeguys/Vickie/ storyline. I don't necessarily mind the storyline per say, I think it's more Vickie's involvement. Edge has been the best heel on SmackDown for quite some time now and having Vickie there only makes it seem like he can't get anything done on his own, which certainly doesn't help him look strong. Obviously we all know who is going over here which is why I am not that excited for this match.
WINNER: And STILL World Heavyweight Champion, Edge
Robert S. Leighty Jr: Can they top their WM Classic will be the question? I don't look for this match to close the show, so I don't think they will be given the same time. That could be good as this may have a faster pace. If they go with a slow pace in a short match, there could be problems. I suspect Edge and Taker will try to steal the show again, but like Mania, the result will be the same.
Stephen Randle: If this is the way we're going to go, then so be it. The real "money", if there is any, is in either Trip-Orton or Orton-Cena in an ultimate one-on-one blowoff. I sense that will be the outcome from this match, as JBL goes…somewhere else. Seriously, what did he do to deserve this spot?
Winner: Randy Orton
Andy Clark: I never thought I'd say this but the elimination stipulation has made me more interested in this match. Generall I hate elimination multi-mans because there isn't the same urgency as there is in a one-fall match, but seeing as how we just saw a Triple Threat last month (with three fourths of this match no less) and it's been a long time since we've seen one of these matches, this is a welcome change of pace. As for the outcome, if Orton doesn't win it makes the WrestleMania victory a total waste. Fantasy booking might include Cena winning and Regal assigning himself a title shot immediately afterwards since he is both King and GM, with Orton punting Cena in the head so he's unconscious for Regal to pick up the win and Orton and Cena can finish their feud, but that's highly unlikely. Orton needs to win here and then get either Triple H or Cena one on one next month.
Winner and STILL WWE Champion: Randy Orton
Jerome Cusson: Those of you who have followed these predictions regularly know I've confidently picked Randy Orton to lose his championship. My reason for going the other way is two fold. First, I believe he's actually going to retain. Secondly, I'm hoping that by changing things up, he does manage to lose the belt to either Cena or Triple H. JBL should never touch the world title again and this whole thing with him coming back and wrestling really bothers me. He wasn't very good to begin with, and his leaving the broadcast booth has stuck us with Jonathon Coachman every single week. The elimination stipulation is a good one as I expect this to be a very long match. I think JBL goes first after about five to ten minutes. Then I think Triple H pins Cena, and Orton somehow swoops in and beats Triple H after a flash RKO or something. Then those two can feud and Triple H can get the championship back at Judgment Day or One Night Stand.
Winner: Randy Orton
Daniel Wilcox: I absolutely love the addition of the Elimination stipulation. When was the last time we saw one of them? OK, we can eliminate JBL from the equation right awat because there's no reason behind taking the title off of the most over heel only to put it on another heel. JBL will go first. That leaves us with Cena or Triple H to take the next elimination and that could go either way. It wouldn't surprise me to see them eliminated in quick succession. I'm thinking Cena needs to make it to the final two more than Triple H does, based on him taking the pin at Mania and failing to win the gold a month earlier. But then if the main feud throughout the summer is going to be Orton/Triple H, it makes more sense for Triple H to stay til the end. Maybe I'm over-estimating Orton's chances here, but I don't see why they would have him retain at Mania only to lose a month later.
Winner: And STILL WWE Champion, Randy Orton
Jarrod Westerfeld: This is too formulaic. You have the same main event as last year's Backlash just for the sake of having another fatal four way main event that threatens the idea of Randy Orton's title reign coming to an end. Cena has no place in this event considering he ate the pin loss at Wrestlemania. That aside, I can actually seeing the WWE teasing, again, that Orton will drop the title without being involved in the decision, as Triple H and John Cena look dominant and ready to claim the title for themselves, until Orton, again out of nowhere, steals up the all important pinfall.
Winner: Randy Orton (Retains WWE Championship)
Dan Torkel: The elimination stipulation makes this much more interesting, but I cannot fathom them taking the strap off Orton in another multi-man match. Orton defies all odds using some cheap tactics and retains until the inevitable on one on meeting with either Triple H or Cena. I think they will swerve us and have either Triple H or Cena get picked off first at the hands of the other fueling their feud. JBL will go next and whoever pins him gets up and BOOM RKO Goodnight!
Winner and STILL WWE Champion - Randy Orton (Triple H by a Cena roll up, JBL by a Cena FU, Cena by RKO)
Shawn Lealos: Taking the title off Randy Orton would be a huge mistake at this point. Orton is slowly becoming the new Ric Flair, in that he is retaining his title through any means necessary and is possibly, along with Edge, the best heel in the sport today. JBL was great as the champion on Smackdown, but does not match up to Orton when it comes to the complete package. Triple H has done a great staying away from the World Title for over two years now, but I think it is better to remain with Orton. I do like Cena, but think he needs to do something else for a little while before reclaiming his world title. It should come down to Orton vs Cena as the last two standing. I think Cena is most deserving if Orton loses, but I don't think now is the right time.
Winner: Randy Orton
Jeffrey Harris: It is the era of Orton and it should nowhere be near close to ending. Orton has finally come into his own as champion, and he needs another clean win here to bolster him even more after his classic win at Wrestlemania 24. Hopefully he will get the pin on JBL this time while HHH is pre-occupied with Cena. I get it, Cena and HHH are big draws and all. But why not try giving them a high level feud with each other for the summer, and just let Orton move on already. An Orton/CM Punk feud would rock. Orton HAS to win here, or once again, WWE is creatively corrupt. Recent booking has done a good job of re-establishing Orton as a legit threat and competent heel that will no longer low-blow you in order to win, but instead will get a clean win in surprise or a sneaky type of fashion. Wrestlemania, and his subsequent matches against Hardy and Regal on RAW were the perfect ways to do this. There was nothing screwjob or Vince Russo about those victories. That's what needs to happen here again instead of the usual predictable-ness with Cena or HHH.
Winner: And still WWE Champion, Orton
Ryan Merholz: Now that this is an elimination match, does anybody doubt that JBL is gonna be taking the first fall? The real question here is which of other two challengers is gonna be the next to go and who will go one on one with Orton to finish. I personally would really like to see Cena taken out second courtesy of HHH, and then for Orton to put HHH away to retain the title. That way, Orton can claim that he's beaten both HHH and Cena clean on PPV and we can move on to something new and different. I'd like to think that Wrestlemania is evidence of WWE having a good amount of confidence in Orton at this point, and Triple H and Cena honestly don't need the title to be draws. The Age of Orton continues at Backlash, and hopefully this'll be a good'n.
Larry Csonka: The change to an elimination format made this math more interesting for the fact that WWE rarely does them. I hope that JBL is out first as Cena, Orton and HHH work very well together. I also feel that is there is a title change that it will go to HHH but I feel that the Age of Orton will continue to roll.
Winner: Randy Orton
Jeremy Thomas: Call me crazy, but I don't see them just letting all the champs retain. I want to say that Orton retains. I really, really want to, because I like his reign. But let's face it, Orton's been champion since October. If they were going to do the switch on anyone, it would have to be this match. JBL's the dead weight, and I see him going down first. Honestly, I see Triple H taking Cena out with Sledgie, cementing his heel turn, and then taking out Orton en route to a feud with Cena. Orton can be set up for a feud with someone else, depending on who gets drafted to RAW post-Backlash.
Winner: Triple H (Pedigree) - NEW WWE Champion
Bayani Domingo: Do the right thing WWE, I implore you. Let Orton keep the title a bit longer and surprise me by letting Punk be the one to take it off him. Or at the very least let's keep the title off Super Cena a little longer. Either way I have the funny feeling that it will soon be "Time to play the Game"….muahahahahaha.
Winner: Orton
Seth Roy: Making this elimination rules is great. While before I had assumed JBL would be the one taking the pin, this gives at least some suspense as to who the last two guys will be. I'm totally rooting for an Orton retention, because, what is the point of him winning at WrestleMania to just lose it here? This also insures Orton won't win cheaply...Unless he pops up right after HHH pins Cena, and hits H's with an RKO before he knows what's going on. Okay, that's not cheap. Just smart.
Winner: Randy Orton
T.G. Corke: Easily the most interesting of the title matches, and strangely it's because of JBL's inclusion. The reason I say that is because I'm almost certain that Layfield has been added to the mix for one reason, and one reason only - to take the pinfall. That either means that Orton's going to retain without risking hurting Cena or Triple H, or that Triple H or Cena will win the belt without harming Orton's credibility. I expect when Orton does finally lose the belt, he'll have to take the loss himself, so I'm guessing he manages to sneak this one.
Winner: Randy Orton
Stuart James: The Elimination Rules of this match will be great. It makes the event different from last year's Backlash, which is good, but similar because all matches will get time, which is equally great. JBL, should be going first. Cena and Orton have unfinished business, as do HHH and Orton. I say, Cena goes out second and HHHs go out final. Orton should retain, however, if they're serious about Orton they'll do what ROH did with Chris Hero in the survival of the fittest finals, and have him eliminate everyone. Then he'll look unstoppable until someone takes the belt.
Winner: Randy Orton
Michael Bauer: And then we get to the biggest, if not only true, question mark of the evening. JBL is the first to be gone, that's obvious. The question is... who goes second? I believe it will be HHH, leaving Cena and Orton. Why? So Orton can get that true one on one victory over Cena that he hasn't had yet. Like Taker, I don't know where he could possibly go from here though.
Winner: Randy Orton
JT: This should be good. You basically have your WrestleMania matchup with some stiff JBL shots and an elimination stipulation thrown in. I don't really care what order people are eliminated in, I am merely concerned with the outcome. You HAVE to have Orton retain here. If you have him lose a month after proclaiming that the Age of Orton is now, you completely kill anything he had going. Cena doesn't need it, Trips doesn't need it, JBL doesn't need it. Orton is the only one who stands to lose any sort of credibility or momentum, so look for him to retain.
WINNER: And STILL WWE Champion, Randy Orton
Robert S. Leighty Jr: I am quite thrilled they have decided to go old school ECW and hit the elimination stipulation. Lance Storm just answered on web-site that this match doesn't happen in the WWE because 3 guys would have to do the job. Cena and HHH are basically bullet proof when it comes to jobbing. A loss won't hurt either of them. Bradshaw is just there to round things out, and as most are saying, he should be the 1st one to go. It will be fun to see which one (Cena or HHH) gets the win over JBL. I see no better way to cement the Age of Orton than having him pin HHH and Cena in the same night.
Winner: Randy Orton
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Kane, taker, triple H. i cant wait to see the cm punk vs King regal for the wwe title that is inevitable. come u know it will happen.
Posted By: Guest#0920 (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 02:08 AM
Then I remembered the Elimination Rules. Ok, on this occasion, I deserve to be taunted.
Posted By: T.G. Corke (Registered) on April 26, 2008 at 05:27 AM
JBL to Win the belt + Taker to win too.
Posted By: andrew (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 05:45 AM
C.M. Punk should cash in after Orton retains. Punk is know where on the card for Backlash... that sucks my butt
Posted By: OXULA (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 07:18 AM
Some people are mad that CM Punk isn't on the card but if I remember right didn't Kennedy not have a match at last year's Backlash?
Posted By: King Tony (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 09:53 AM
JBL to win the WWE title. Taker and Kane to retain.
Posted By: Nandy (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 11:51 AM
Love that they've made the 4-way an elimination match!
Posted By: Jordan Bruns (Registered) on April 26, 2008 at 12:13 PM
Again, missed the official Roundtable so here are my picks:
Kane vs Chavo: Well, this should make up for Mania with a clash of styles but I don't know if they'll actually do another switch so fast. Chavo's gang gives him backup but Kane still seems dominant so I see him retaining to keep it going.
WINNER and still ECW Champion: Kane
Edge vs Undertaker: A toughie. Edge is a great heel champion but they did the big switch last month, too soon for another. I agree that a Hell in the Cell match is inevitable so it's better to wait it out and let Taker dominate a bit more before jobbing it off again. Hard to top thier Mania match but sure they'll give us a great battle.
WINNER and still World Champion: Undertaker.
Orton vs HHH vs JBL vs Cena: Now this is gonna be good. The elimination stip is just brilliant and promises to add to the excitement of these four going at it. I don't see HHH getting a belt again and surely even WWE remembers how fans disliked JBL's title run. So it's Cena and Orton and I look at history. Back in 2000, HHH was the hell champ who retained at Mania and he lost the title to the Rock at Backlash. So, I see history repeating and a move long overdue coming at last.
WINNER and NEW WWE Champion: THE CHAMP IS BACK!
Posted By: Michael Weyer (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 12:18 PM
Call me crazy but this almost seems the perfect setup for a sneak win for CM Punk. after the match takes out the champ and whala!
Posted By: nastrodamus (Registered) on April 26, 2008 at 02:24 PM
Theres as much chance of me getting a girlfriend as there is of Steven Regal winning a World Title
i cant wait to see the cm punk vs King regal for the wwe
title that is inevitable. come u know it will happen.
Posted By: Guest#0920 (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 02:08 AM
Posted By: Propagandhi (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 04:24 PM
Ayone else think the fact Punk isn't on the card - and has the MitB briefcase - may factor in here?
Chavo/Edge/Orton/JBL blatently cheats to win gold - then Punk comes out and rights that wrong.
Imagine - JBL takes the title 'crowd horrified' then unk comes out like Super Eric and saves the day.
Then you could make Punk v Orton and a #1 contenders match between Cena & HHH for the next pay per view.
MANY BUYS
And where would JBL fit in at the next ppv - well - just one word - 'Damn'.
Posted By: Rob~! (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 07:02 PM
Orton should retain by pinning all three of his opponents.
Posted By: LegendLover (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 08:49 PM
Sorry guys but there's no way Punk cashes in here. He's lost clean to Jericho, Regal and Edge in the past month. I just don't see it. Unless they want him to lose already. But if he's gonna lose he's gotta challenge someone ahead of time and just lose in a close hard-fought match.
Posted By: Westen (Guest) on April 26, 2008 at 10:43 PM
Silly!!! The elimination rules is to create a gruelling environment. Orton'll be so tired....and then CM Punk cashes in afterwards for the belt.
Posted By: WWE Writer (Guest) on April 27, 2008 at 03:25 AM
i have to agree why would you not put your money in the bank winner on the next ppv i would love to see him cash it in then get his ass rko the jerkoff
Posted By: lukestrutter (Guest) on April 27, 2008 at 04:48 AM
i have to agree why would you not put your money in the bank winner on the next ppv i would love to see him cash it in then get his ass rko the jerkoff
Posted By: lukestrutter (Guest) on April 27, 2008 at 04:50 AM
...i have come to the conclusion that both Kane's and Taker's career are coming to an end this year , they'll retain and look dominant till SummerSlam with Kane looking just that more dominant so that he thinks(in vain) he can go after his brother and unify the 2 belts!In December Kane literally suffers his Armaggedon-retirement-at the hands of his brother who battered after his final war with his younger brother will finally leave us for his dimension once and for all at the next RR putting over....hell if i know who but i believe its a good retirement angle for 2 of WWE major banner-bearers the guy that stands after RR should be one hell of a FLAG-carrier...any thoughts on that?
Posted By: john (Guest) on April 27, 2008 at 09:28 AM
punks gone lose the breifcase to kennedy.
Posted By: yeahdude (Guest) on April 27, 2008 at 02:33 PM
