I read on NoDq that Rey will be at RAW tonight and that Sin Cara is cleared to compete again after the concussion he took from Swagger. Think they'll book the two of them last minute for Mania?
Well I was just going with the overall notion that WWE has wanted to have them in a 1-on-1 matchup two years running now so they could get that world record for most masks in one place. So a singles match is what I was referring to. Obviously we aren't getting it since RAW came and went and neither were on the show. But I think it could be a nice sendoff match for Rey Rey and be the highlight of Sin Cara's career because even though I want him to succeed he's not going to. Sin Cara/Evan Bourne was a fun fuckin' watch and give Rey and Sin Cara 10-15 minutes and they could top it if not at least match it.I'm a little curious, does the OP mean as a tag team or in a match against each other? Would be a fun match between the 2, but I don't see it producing very much.
Well I was just going with the overall notion that WWE has wanted to have them in a 1-on-1 matchup two years running now so they could get that world record for most masks in one place. So a singles match is what I was referring to. Obviously we aren't getting it since RAW came and went and neither were on the show. But I think it could be a nice sendoff match for Rey Rey and be the highlight of Sin Cara's career because even though I want him to succeed he's not going to. Sin Cara/Evan Bourne was a fun fuckin' watch and give Rey and Sin Cara 10-15 minutes and they could top it if not at least match it.
Have you ever heard of Lucha? I'm sure the record for one show would be in the 30s.
And if you think that fans count for something like this you should know that Lucha in the early to mid 90s was so popular in Mexico that international wrestlers would move to Mexico City and wrestle on like 3 shows a day.
Have you ever heard of Lucha? I'm sure the record for one show would be in the 30s.
And if you think that fans count for something like this you should know that Lucha in the early to mid 90s was so popular in Mexico that international wrestlers would move to Mexico City and wrestle on like 3 shows a day.