To continue the yearly tradition of Wrestlezone Forums.
What we do know: Wrestlemania 27 will take place at the Georgia Dome, in Atlanta Georgia. The Georgia Dome can hold 71,288 fans for football, so add a few thousand for floor seats, and you're dealing with another venue that can hold at least 75,000 people for wrestling.
Also, Wrestlemania 27 comes within weeks of the ten year anniversary of the closure and buyout of WCW, and Atlanta just happens to be the homebase of that territory. This has sparked rumors of a WCW themed pay per view.
Speculation: We are a year out, but it doesn't mean we can't speculate as to what we might see at this pay per view. My guess is, the WWE is going to back the Brink's truck up to Sting's house and say "you want in the Hall of Fame or not". If Sting doesn't play ball, no problem, the WWE is simply going to use Goldberg as the man to build this show around. If you think Goldberg isn't going to draw fans to the Georgia Dome, you clearly haven't paid attention to what the man means in the south.
The next question, do you have Goldberg wrestle and who do you feed him to? You can't have Goldberg wrestle a match, and lose, so he's not going to face the Undertaker, and the WWE would never feed the streak to someone that didn't work for that company. Goldberg will go over, and I'm making a guess that it'll be someone like Batista that gets the nod.
As far as the streak, does the WWE end it and pull the trigger on the Cena vs. Undertaker match? Does the WWE get it to 19-0 so the Mania 28 match becomes bigger with the prospect of the Deadman going to 20-0. If not Cena, then who? Does it go to Jericho vs. The Undertaker, maybe Triple H vs. the Undertaker for the honor of Shawn Michaels?
Does Money in the Bank matter anymore? With a Money in the Bank pay per view in the plans, does the WWE nix the idea at Mania altogether.
My thoughts: very early speculation.
Goldberg vs. Batista or some other monster heel.
The Undertaker vs. Chris Jericho
And a very very heavily WCW Themed Hall of Fame ceremony.
What we do know: Wrestlemania 27 will take place at the Georgia Dome, in Atlanta Georgia. The Georgia Dome can hold 71,288 fans for football, so add a few thousand for floor seats, and you're dealing with another venue that can hold at least 75,000 people for wrestling.
Also, Wrestlemania 27 comes within weeks of the ten year anniversary of the closure and buyout of WCW, and Atlanta just happens to be the homebase of that territory. This has sparked rumors of a WCW themed pay per view.
Speculation: We are a year out, but it doesn't mean we can't speculate as to what we might see at this pay per view. My guess is, the WWE is going to back the Brink's truck up to Sting's house and say "you want in the Hall of Fame or not". If Sting doesn't play ball, no problem, the WWE is simply going to use Goldberg as the man to build this show around. If you think Goldberg isn't going to draw fans to the Georgia Dome, you clearly haven't paid attention to what the man means in the south.
The next question, do you have Goldberg wrestle and who do you feed him to? You can't have Goldberg wrestle a match, and lose, so he's not going to face the Undertaker, and the WWE would never feed the streak to someone that didn't work for that company. Goldberg will go over, and I'm making a guess that it'll be someone like Batista that gets the nod.
As far as the streak, does the WWE end it and pull the trigger on the Cena vs. Undertaker match? Does the WWE get it to 19-0 so the Mania 28 match becomes bigger with the prospect of the Deadman going to 20-0. If not Cena, then who? Does it go to Jericho vs. The Undertaker, maybe Triple H vs. the Undertaker for the honor of Shawn Michaels?
Does Money in the Bank matter anymore? With a Money in the Bank pay per view in the plans, does the WWE nix the idea at Mania altogether.
My thoughts: very early speculation.
Goldberg vs. Batista or some other monster heel.
The Undertaker vs. Chris Jericho
And a very very heavily WCW Themed Hall of Fame ceremony.