10 Mistakes WWE Will Make At WrestleMania 35
Don't let the excitement on the road to WrestleMania mislead you; we are in for one bumpy ride.
WrestleMania 35 is just around the corner. Despite how excited we all are, there are still a few moments of concern for 'The Show of Shows'.
Even when the road to WrestleMania is lacklustre, we still expect WWE to deliver on the night. Despite this anticipation, the promotion often finds a way to bring us crashing back down to earth.
They do this with nonsensical booking, unnecessary segments, and dream victories being crushed. Every year we go into WrestleMania invested about a selection of matches and superstars, only for us to be disappointed after the event.
We merely have to look back to last year's 'Mania, where Shinsuke Nakamura vs. AJ Styles was the dream match we all wanted. Three months earlier, Nakamura was red hot and had the most over Royal Rumble entrance in WWE history. The disappointment of the bout itself, the result, and the way Nakamura came out afterwards, still leaves a bitter taste.
WWE could prove us all wrong and deliver the best WrestleMania ever. Or they could make the following mistakes, and leave us with a bitter taste once again.
10. Run-Time
Every year, each PPV runs a little longer than the last.
This year’s WrestleMania will be no exception, with 17 matches rumoured to take place. Quantity over quality is not a signal of a good PPV in anyone’s eyes, except for WWE apparently. Matches that should never see the 15-minute mark end up going 30-minutes bell-to-bell.
Not only will we get 17 matches, we also have the Kickoff Show to contend with. This is an excuse to roll out such personalities as David Otunga. Who needs an extra two-hours listening to the so-called distinguished panel painfully analysing the upcoming WrestleMania matches?
On top of all this, we also have to endure musical performances, celebrity appearances, elaborate entrances, a Hall of Fame parade, backstage segments, returning legends and no doubt much more…