Though WrestleMania is the most momentous night of WWE's year, Raw the following night has gained a reputation as the most unpredictable. In the past three years, we've seen the announcement of the biggest dream match of all time, the return of Brock Lesnar, the beginning of the Yes Movement, and the brief "Fandango-ing" craze. This year, with more moving parts than ever before (Dave Meltzer has reported that essentially every mega-star of the past has been contacted about appearing at WrestleMania XXX), the possibilities are nearly limitless. Will we see a shocking debut or turn? Perhaps Raw will birth a brand new feud. The only certainty going in is that the crowd will make the show memorable, regardless of what happens. With thousands of die-hard wrestling fans still in New Orleans - ones who know they're the stars of this particular show - expect a rowdy atmosphere that enhances whatever WWE gives us. Still, that's the key. In the end, it's really all about what WWE decides, and what they put forward - whether it carries programming for the rest of the year, or simply provides fans with a feel-good moment - will be what we remember for years to come. They can really knock our socks off let's hope they do.