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#2 Batista’s retirement
The Animal definitely had a pro-wrestling career that wrestlers dream of. With stellar work inside the ring, solid mic-skills and unique charisma, he reached the top of the mountain in the WWE, winning the World Championship six times.
After an over 6-year-run with WWE, making high impact, he moved to pursue other endeavours. He won an MMA fight, to begin with, then has made himself a bigger brand becoming a successful actor in Hollywood. Amidst everything, he did come back to the WWE once in 2014 and had a mixed run, turning heel after starting his run as a face. However, Batista is back for WrestleMania’s 35th edition, this time playing heel – the huge star he is.
Batista has always made it known that he wanted a retirement match with Triple H at WrestleMania, and though it hasn’t been announced yet, this time it could very well be Batista’s last inside the ring. And, it’d make sense for him to give the man with the most ‘Mania losses and one who definitely has more matches left in him a win in the bout.
