The subject of the finish has been a hot topic since the Sunday, and this is where I'll be a little argumentative... It's the People's Elbow. The move has put people away including Hulk Hogan. I would actually consider it higher on Rock's list of finishers since I can guarantee you more people have kicked out of the Rock Bottom than the People's Elbow. If the Cobra is considered a finisher today, I don't see why the People's Elbow is suddenly bad.

As far as the ending not being grand enough, please sit back and think it over. It took The Rock coming out of retirement to end the reign. It took one of the biggest names of wrestling to do what Cena, Ryback, Daniel Bryan, Chris Jericho and others couldn't. That fact by itself made Punk look anything but weak, least in my eyes.

Honestly, the reign was so incredible and so amazing, I dunno if there was anything WWE could logically do to end the reign that wouldn't be considered a let down. Unless they signed Samoa Joe, and had he, Bryan, Chris Hero, Antonio Caesaro, and Punk wrestle an iron man match at Wrestlemania, I don't think there was anything WWE could do that would leave up to such high expectations. In the end, I think we all wanted Punk's reign to keep going.

As far as not kicking out of the finisher, first keep in mind Punk lasted almost a minute in the Sharpshooter and kicked out after a Rock Bottom on the floor. Second, at the end of the day, Punk's a heel. Heels don't get good guy invincibility. It's not burying, it's just normal wrestling.

I can understand where you're coming as far as the predictability that now follows Wrestlemania. It's has been a bane for the events for some time. If Rock and Cena II was the only match taking place, I'd skip it too. However, let's wait and see what else WWE is going to do. The plan could be for Punk to end the streak for all we know. I remain hopeful that this will be the last Mania with Rock owning the main event, but time will tell.

Hey, thanks very much for the comment. I appreciate any feedback or opinions. I hope wrestling gets better for ya.

I get what you are saying but the match just lacked that classic feel. I know alot of guys have kicked out of the Rock Bottom and the Peoples Elbow but still I feel it felt cheap. Go back and look at the match between Austin and Rock at Mania 19. Austin kept kicking out over and over when the match was about to end and it just lended this epic feel that few matches these days have. Hell at mania 17 Rock kicked out of damn near everything and looked invincible until Austin started beating him with the chair. Those matches were memorable.

We are supposed to believe that the guy who has had one of the best reigns in 20 years didn't want it enough to kick out of a finisher or 2? I just don't like it. We know punk can put on epic matches we have seen a few with Cena and of course the classic Punk and Danial Bryan had at over the limit. I just felt let down but you have a point. After such a great reign pretty much everything was gonna feel like a let down.

I was also disappointed with that match. For all the beefing up Rock did his stamina and athleticism have suffered over the years.

Predictable, short and way too much downtime in the match. I honestly feel that Punk carried The Rock through the match. If he was facing Cena again it would have been as bad as WresleMainia last year.

The Rock just isn't practising enough and now he'll go back to his home and talk smack to the other superstars on the titantron once a week, defend the title once a month in crappy matches and probably lose to Cena at mania and leave again.

If WWE writers are smart and the rock plays ball they could do a great angle between Cena, Rock, Lesnar and Punk. A man can dream.

Cena is a great person but i so tired of seeing him winning ........

Yeah I'm tired of seeing Cena win. I respect the hell out of the man for his values and the things he does for his younger fans but he as a fan of wrestling fan needs to understand why people don't like him. He needs to change at least a little. Everyone has changed over their career to adapt to the times(as did Cena as his current gimmick evolved from his Thug Life persona) I mean look at Jericho and how he has changed over the years. He is only just now going back to the classic Y2J we knew back in the attitude era.

I hope that the match this year won't be simply Cena and Rock II but I think it will. Last year Rock was intervied for a site about what would be happening at next years mania(this years now) and asked if he would face Lesnar and he just smiled and said he was saying a thing. That kinda sounds like it would be something with Brock but alot of things change over the course of a year and with what happened at the end of Raw this past Monday i'm expecting Brock vs HHH II. Some have been saying maybe a triple threat with Cena, Punk and Rock could happen but I think that to is nothing but a dream.

The line's a bit fuzzy. Some people do consider wrestling a sport, but just as many say no do to the whole "It's scripted" part. I bet you if we posted it there, I'd have one or two people upset that it was in the sports section lol. The one thing everyone can agree on though is that it's a TV show, so here it is.

Anything from Punk always produces great work. To be honest though, I wouldn't give up on Punk being involved in the main event either. His work has been absolutely brilliant through Rumble, and remember Cena called Rock and Punk impossible opponents for him, so he could completely vindicate himself in one match here if they find a reason to include Punk. But once again time will tell.