"For months, the venomous Randy Orton tore through the life of Triple H, brutally attacking and injuring his father-in-law, brother-in-law and even his wife. At the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania, The Legend Killer had an opportunity to take away yet another thing his rival held dear: The WWE Championship. Yet despite Orton's sadistic mind games, Triple H persevered, defeating his opponent to avenge his family and keep his coveted championship gold resting securely around his waist." (source: wwe.com)
After months of torture for Triple H and weeks of games for Randy Orton, Triple H finally proved that he is the number one superstar. In my opinion, Randy Ortons respect and legacy is RKOver. Triple H truly deserves to be the WWE Champion, and he proved that last night at Wrestlemania.
"And, at the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania, it was all of those traits, combined with steadfast determination and raw power that equaled success for The Champ." (source: wwe.com)
THE CHAMP IS HERE! I'm extremely happy to see that John Cena has taken back his title and is living up to his nickname once again. The champ is here, but really, was the champ ever gone? Cena came out every week and shined as the main eventer that he is and always will be. It looks like Hustle, Loyalty, and Respect pays off...
"For his part, Undertaker never once lost sight of his goal: Keeping his WrestleMania record unblemished. Now, in light of his monumental victory, Undertaker can rest - perhaps not "in peace" - but at least until he's called on to defend The Streak at next year's WrestleMania." (source: wwe.com)
I am proud to be able to watch Undertaker continue his undefeated Wrestlemania streak. One day, I'm going to be able to say, "I watched one of the scariest, darkest, oddest, most PHENOMenal wrestlers go 17-0 at Wrestlemania." That's quite an accomplishment by the Undertaker. Streaks are mean to be broken, but right now...if Mr. Wrestlemania can't do it, who can?
"Matt Hardy's mission to conquer his brother Jeff was completed at the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania, in a dream match for the WWE Universe that was unquestionably a nightmare scenario for the Hardy family." (source: wwe.com)
I, personally, amd upset that Matt won his match against Jeff. The heading on wwe.com is Matt: The better Hardy? I don't think so. Just because Matt won his match against Jeff does not mean that Matt is any better than Jeff. Jeff has all the accomplishments to be proud of, Matt? Matt has won championships, but not to the extent Jeff has. I am upset with Matt's jealous feelings towards Jeff. I say bring the Hardy Boys back and get Matt and Jeff back together.
"For months, John "Bradshaw" Layfield had promised that he would accomplish something never before achieved at a WrestleMania that's been 25 years in the making. On the final week before WrestleMania, he vowed to deliver "the most decisive victory in WrestleMania history." And the vessel on whom he would carry out his claims was Rey Mysterio." (source: wwe.com)
Rey Mysterio pinned JBL in 21 seconds! The fairytale-ending to this story...JBL quits! Rey Mysterio immediately after the bell rang hit JBL with the 619 and a frog-splash from the top rope. An intense match, I think not; a gratifying defeat, I think so. I am happy to have this loud-mouth, lone-star loser finally done wrestling. However, there is speculation that he will replace Tazz as color commentator on Smackdown once again. Honestly, I could care less, as long as he's not fighting, I'm content.
