Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Forgettable Wrestlemania Matches

March 1, 2013

Number 2: Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg: Wrestlemania XX

Brock Lesnar

Two huge names. One massive letdown. It was the battle of two guys who were leaving the WWE right after this event. Goldberg was departing the wrestling scene, while Lesnar wanted to pursue a career in the NFL. As the fans knew this, they were pissed off. Lesnar and Goldberg had all the makings for a great match, but it was terrible. You can tell neither man wanted to be there. For several minutes, they faked physical altercations with one another which gave the fans more reasons to boo. It was horrible and was a slap in the face to every fan that paid a ticket. It was a slap in the face to management. Neither guy wanted to actually fight. All they wanted was the paycheck and a first class plane ticket out of Madison Sqaure Garden. The fans gave them that, and it was a feud that could have been so much more. We will never forget this match, but I am sure everyone would like to.

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