An Explosion of Catastrophe .......... is this r da rite words 2 describe what happened last sundy at 'SummerSlam' in 'Hell in a Cell'  ???

Everything was going right 4 da 'Canadian Psycho' in the last few episode of 'Smackdown' & all the "few" fans of him thought he can defeat 'The Deadman'. But, 'Hell has no fury' as 'The Undertaker' says. "EDGE" tried his best 2 give a 'Cutting Edge Show' to us but, it's the first time for "The Rated [R] Superstar" to be in the Devil's playground. At last the experience in this type of match helped 'Undertaker'.

But, that's not my point. What was the messege sent by 'The Undertaker' to the WWE Universe after that Iincident ? It could be like this...WWE fans possibly saw the very last match of  "EDGE" !!!

STOP imagine that any more.... 'cause "EDGE" will be bounce back anytime & anywhere in the WWE and then there  truely will be 'An Explosion of Catastrophe' !

U Think U Know  E D G E  ... Think Again !!!

Hey Guys,

All the fans of  "EDGE" all over the world join me in The Rated "R" Group to think different !

Hey Guys,

Don't pretend to think you know  E D G E . You didn't grow up with the Rated-R Superstar and his single-parent mother in some cramped apartment in Orangeville (a tiny Ontario town that Edge recalls offered residents two choices: "work in a factory in town, or if you're really lucky, land a job in Toronto"). You likely identified with his classmates at Princess Elizabeth Public School, carrying a hockey stick and aspiring to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Edge, meanwhile, dreamed of rocking out on a Les Paul guitar and following in the platformed footsteps of KISS. (He didn't, but it hasn't stopped him from amassing an impressive collection of signed, custom-made guitars over the years.)

If you really knew Edge, you would have noticed the "black cloud" that hung over the eight-year-old boy after a car accident claimed the life of his most-admired uncle. You would have also seen that cloud give way to the yellow and red-clad form of Hulk Hogan, whose mantra of saying prayers and taking vitamins spoke directly to Edge from the TV. Perhaps then you would have sat eleventh-row ringside with him in Toronto's SkyDome; it was there he watched Hogan face Ultimate Warrior in the "Ultimate Challenge" at WrestleMania VI, and vowed he would also headline a WrestleMania someday.

Much due-paying and a recommendation from fellow Canadian Bret "Hit Man" Hart ultimately helped Edge make his WWE debut in June 1998, though few believed he would last. So he made his opponents believe, even if it meant taking chairs to the head, falling off ladders and crashing through tables. He's suffered a torn ACL, ruptured labra, a broken neck, a fractured skull, metal rods in his teeth and countless stitches over the years, but not without giving as good as he's received. Ask any man-or woman-who has gone toe-to-toe with him; they'll tell you why he's called the Rated-R Superstar.

You think you know Edge? Think again. . .