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#1 Worst: The underwhelming main event match
The problem with any babyface realizing his destiny at WrestleMania has traditionally been the inability of WWE to book the same guy after WrestleMania is done. Sure, Kofi Kingston reached the top of the mountain at WrestleMania and now, there should have been a barrage of opponents hot on his trail.
Yes, WWE can certainly script the story of the underdog reaching all the way to the mountaintop but once the guy is there, the only way is down. I mean everyone in the locker room should have been baying for the most prestigious prize in the business on the night after WrestleMania.
And yet, there was a nondescript main event match that nobody in the building seemed to care for. The work was fine, but unless you have a storyline, why should the crowd really care?
The main event was a bust. Comment if you disagree with me.
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