8 Least Over WWE Wrestlers To Headline WrestleMania

It's not exactly groundbreaking stuff to point out that the go-home match of WrestleMania 2000 - a four corners bout featuring The Rock, Triple H, Big Show and Mankind - didn't exactly go down as a resounding success.

Mostly, this is because the addition of two extra competitors felt wholly unnecessary. The storyline that dominated much of the previous 12 months revolved around Vince and Stephanie McMahon, with HHH being the pawn in the middle.

Since there was absolutely no way this thing would resolve itself with Shane or Linda taking the spoils (especially Linda - though she at least had the perennially loved Mick Foley in her corner), much of the early stages of the bout felt like a procession. You were just waiting for it to be whittled down to two.

Unfortunately, in the history books, this has to go down as a mark against Big Show. It's not that he was entirely unpopular, just that - both at the time and through the lens of today - he was nowhere near the level of his three ring partners.