Best and Worst of WrestleMania Night 2: The biggest issue with Drew McIntyre's WWE Championship win over Brock Lesnar revealed

#2 Best: Going all through the WWE Performance Center

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Many of us have wondered over the years what the WWE Performance Center actually looks like. We had a guided tour of the premises thanks to Edge and Randy Orton who battled one another in a match to the death. I hear your criticism about it going far too long, but honestly speaking, the two men made it work.

I had a chance to interact with Lana some time ago and she told me that the best part about Edge as an actor (having worked together in a movie), is that he opens himself up and allows himself to be vulnerable. That was certainly what I saw from him at WrestleMania because he almost had a tearful look on his face before he won the match. The contest was a roller-coaster of emotion as it should have been and really reminded us of why Edge is such a star to this very day.

It could have been ten minutes shorter but this was quite great nevertheless.