10 Most Disappointing Nights In WWE History

10. WrestleMania 25

Triple H and Randy Orton took each other places no pair of WWE wrestlers have ever ventured before in the build-up to their WWE Title grudge match at WrestleMania 25 (namely, Randy's family "home", which he shared with his "wife").

For most fans, this storyline stopped being a tired rehash of a feud we'd already seen countless times before, and morphed instead into something interesting, when The Viper knelt over an unconscious Stephanie McMahon and gave her a gentle peck on the cheek, while HHH watched on in handcuffs.

After a scene like that, there was absolutely no way these two could resolve their differences in anything other than an Unsanctioned, No Holds Barred, Extreme Rules Elimination Chamber. With machine guns. And grenades.

So what did WWE do? That's right: they gave us a middle-of-the-road singles bout, whose most violent sequence involved a low-blow and a Pedigree. Regardless of how good 'Taker-Shawn was in the night's third-to-last encounter, that was WrestleMania 25's go-home memory - and it sucked.