CWBush said:
To be fair, Cena carried it. Umaga did sell well, but anyone who doesn't believe that Cena is the best brawler the company's had (outside of HHH) since The Rock & Austin retired is crazy. He's been turning in good PPV matches for ages, but never gets any credit.
It was an entertaining match. Both men did well in contributing to that and considering both men cop a heap of criticm is was great to see. Saying Cena carried the match is a bit over the top.
CWBush said:
I hated the fact it was bogged down with wrestlers you know had no chance of winning, just so Khali could throw a bunch out. I hated Michael Cole telegraphing the ending by reminding us a thousand times that nobody has ever won from #30. I hated seeing HBK eliminate both members of Rated RKO without any failing on their part. They're heels with heat - have them arguing. As it was, he just turned up and eliminated them after they'd dominated Undertaker. Oh, and despite the five minute rest, he collapsed after this.
It was to show that Khali was the dominant monster in the rumble. I mean in every Royal Rumble you can tell who is going to win, and there are normally 3-4 options.
Back in 2000 - Obvious winner - Rock
2001 - Obvious winner - Austin
2002 - Obvious winner - HHH
2003 - Obvious winner - Lesnar
2004 - Was between Goldberg and Benoit
2005 - Was between Cena and Batista
2006 - Was between HHH, Rey and Orton
At least in 07' we had HBK, Undertaker, Edge, Orton who all looked like they had a chance to win it. HBK eliminating Orton and Edge in quick time was awsome to see as it got the crowd pumped for the final 2. They could not have done the ending better then they did. When both men were down the ovation when Taker set up and when HBK flipped up put shivers up my spine.