Gonna be upfront here: I don't get the whole pro-wrestling thing. Never did.I grew up in New Jersey, where every pizzeria had a glossy shot of Bruno Sammartino on the walls, but it just never took.With that in mind, here is my analysis of the matches in the upcoming WrestleMania 25, which is the single biggest event to happen in Houston since ever.All info is taken from the official website, so you know it's good.Photos courtesy WWE
Triple H vs. Randy Orton: Contrary to what I initially believe
With Wrestlemania in town for its 25th anniversary, Rocks Off thought we could take a little stroll down memory lane and relive some of the WWE's best wrestling theme songs.
Nowadays, the WWE can afford to purchase the rights to slick, well-produced songs by popular music acts such as Saliva, Our Lady Peace, Rob Zombie and plenty of others. It wasn't always this way, though. In the earlier days, wrestlers had to come up with a way to incorporate older, public-domain music as their themes, a
Last Sunday's WrestleMania promised to bring the faithful to Houston,
and in that regard at least, it didn't disappoint (unless by "faithful"
you were expecting personages of some religious significance, in which
case you'd certainly be a little disappointed). Let's take a look back
at some of the more colorful rasslin' aficionados that descended upon
Reliant Stadium.5. Smiles, Everyone...Smiles!
This was taken right before Triple H's climactic entrance, but for the
life of me I can't figure o
