4. The Rock Concert
First and foremost, let's be clear: I love The Rock. You will not find a more avid supporter of what he brings to WWE programming than myself. That said, I have never been a fan of his "Rock Concerts." Yes they are funny, and yes they are entertaining, but they again feel like wasted time. And his Rock Concert part on the 20th anniversary show was pointless. He did an entire segment just singing about Vickie Guerrero (why?) and Paul Heyman's man-boobs, and then he switched gears to CM Punk. I get that they need to build towards this match at the Royal Rumble, but having another Rock Concert felt like someone in WWE Creative playing the same old tune - and we as fans, deserve more on such a monumental night. 3. No Triple H
Are you kidding me? The man that, along with Stone Cold Steve Austin, revolutionized the Monday Night Wars and helped take the RAW program to unforeseen heights was nowhere to be found, in-person that is, on the program. Sure we got plenty of video highlights, but RAW would not be where it is today without Helmsley's antics and his devotion to the business. How can we forget Degeneration-X, The McMahon-Helmsley Era, or The Game himself, complete with his epic entrance on a weekly basis. Unbelievable!