I think the send off for HBK was perfect. There was no way to improve on it. He was known for flashy intros and performances, but this wasnt' a performance. This was something that had been worked on for about the last year. It wasn't supposed to be over the top. That's not who he is. If you did it like 10 years ago, maybe. But the times changed, and his priorities changed, he became a mature, and grown, and thoughtful man with a new outlook. Read his book and you will see how his outlook changed. He knew it wasn't the pyro, or titantrons that made him who he is. It was him and the fans and the moment. That night after WM 26, it was about him, the fans, and the moment. The response he got at WM26 was all he needed, and the next night on RAW the feedback from the crowd was more than enough to let him know, and WWE creative know, that the decision to do it that way was the best way ever. Then you add HHH coming out, which is how it should be, and to add symbolism, the green x in glowsticks, and his final words "Ladies and Gentlemen, HBK has left the building." I think you'd be hard pressed to find a classier and more touching way for one of their key players in WWE history.
