Do you think No Mercy will dissapoint just like the last PPVs of this year?

Answer 1

I'm not buying it.

Answer 2

No not dissipointing all good matches don't think many WWE /PPV events have ever dissapointed there fans that much . But I think certain matches that jeprodize careers in this one should be changed to less severe matches a good fight is ok but I mean do you have to lock them in two cages with no way out of one of them so you can see someone loose or retain a title and possibly loose a carreer . Way more is one line than a championship strap /belt here. Matches,like that I think shouldn't be allowed in wrestling . I just hope Batista can handle it.

Answer 3

i've got ordered each and every ppv this 3 hundred and sixty 5 days yet Over the shrink. i've got enjoyed all of them easily. i assumed the Royal Rumble became good, ingredient's win became no predictable reason each and every of the websites have been asserting HHH might win. i assumed per danger Shawn so he would desire to project Taker for the identify. removing chamber became good. the two chamber suits have been good. i like how uncooked had no eliminations til each and every person became in. I additionally enjoyed them putting Kofi's head interior the direction of the cage. WM became good. the divas experience became precisely what it became meant to be. A breather between international identify suits. Cena vs Batista became an rather good and underrated experience. Taker vs Michaels became good too. severe regulations, yeah kinda sucked. Worst ppv so a techniques this 3 hundred and sixty 5 days, least of those I observed. deadly 4 way became respectable. Titles did substitute hands. Cena did no longer win this time. I enjoyed MITB too. theory the winners have been the wonderful men and enjoyed that Kane cahsed his in that night. and that i enjoyed summer time Slam. Granted the 1st couple suits sucked, the IC identify became good til Nexus ruined it even nevertheless it became a great ppv.

Answer 4

its not that the ppvs have been let downs its just that you already know who is gonna come out on top. after you watch it a long time, it becomes predictable. and no im not putting wrestling down, cus i absolutly love it. but i have to take breaks from it because when it gets to the point i can just about tell you what moves they are gonna do in a match and who is gonna win, the thrill itns all there anymore.

Answer 5

yes,unfortunately no mercy will be a disappointment,but this
has been a consistent trend for wwe PPV's through out
2007

Answer 6

nooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!! last man standing match, punjabi prison match, chris jericho's return, i really hope your kidding. i will admit, last year's no mercy sucked on ice, but WWE must have thought so too, to put together a ppv like this one. so no i don't think so

Answer 7

It will....once you have Cena&Batista as one of the main events then you know your heading towards disaster...hopefully Jericho returns on No Mercy or sooner...

Answer 8

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Answer 9

On paper this PPV stinks.

Answer 10

Yea im pretty sure it will. Unless its one of the big 4(Wrestlemania , SummerSlam, Survivor Series or Royal Rumble) I dont think they put much thought and planning into them.

Answer 11

Smackdown PPV's are always worse!