That’s why they know I have to win this match more than anything in my entire life.” You think anybody’s gonna remember that effort? Nobody remembers second place! That’s why I can’t lose! They know I can’t lose.
“I will be goddamned if you come in as a visitor, as good as you think you are, and take my life from me I risk my health every single night. “After WrestleMania, Rock, this is still my life,” he screamed at his rival. For Cena, the stakes weren’t just personal according to him, his entire legacy was at stake. In the end "the Glamamazon," Beth Phoenix won the title, unfortunately this match was a loss for women everywhere.Back on March 26, the Monday before John Cena and The Rock headlined WrestleMania, the two men met in the ring to explain why they would win on Sunday night. Did this really have to be called a "makeover match?" Plus what was so "extreme" about it? Seriously WWE? Not only was this match filled with bad puns, but the items present were rarely used.
Like all Extreme Rules matches this WWE Women's Championship match between Beth Phoenix and Michelle McCool had a gimmick stipulation, unlike other Extreme Rules matches however, the stipulations for this match were ridiculous.Īround the ring were several items which included: makeup, cans of hairspray, mops, and ironing boards-because apparently these are "women's things" (missing were boxes of pads and a sandwich making station, which one can assume were also in a list of things to be displayed). In the past the WWE has been accused of being an organization ran by "male chauvinist pigs" and while it is true that women in the WWE may not always receive the respect they deserve, the Extreme Makeover Match in 2010 was responsible for the most shocking moment in Extreme Rules history.
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