Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Forgettable Wrestlemania Matches

March 1, 2013

Number 4: Big Show, Kane, Santino Marella, and Kofi Kingston defeated The Corre: Wrestlemania 27

Yeah, I was lucky to see this in person. Wait, I honestly think I had to grab another beer during this match. It was awful, a waste of time, and did NOTHING for ANYBODY. The Corre was a horrible idea, worse than a blindfold match. If the WWE wanted them to mean something, they would have let them win. Instead, they cut ties shortly after and went their separate ways. Thank God for this because the match was really bad, the timing of the match was awful, and the overall reaction from the crowd was nothing. Nobody cared about any of these guys in the match. What was the point of this? I remember the match being changed the day of the event in Atlanta. What is worse: The spelling of The Corre or the idea of them? Hard to say, but I am going to choose the latter.

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