i want to say that eddy guerrero was...one of the best figthers of
WWE.
He had somme great times and somme bad ones...but one of the things that he had made was and i personaly didnt like was: mess up with Rey misterio.
the WWE wrestler tath i most like is batista.

John "Bradshaw" Layfield, SmackDown's color commentator and potential guest referee for the World Heavyweight Title Match at Cyber Sunday, wasn't so fortunate when the Friday night brand pond-hopped over to Birmingham, England, this past week. Granted, he definitely got what was coming to him following his less-than-objective in-ring interview with SmackDown's Animal. But that isn't to say JBL's words were entirely false, which is perhaps what provoked Batista into making a possible tactical error that could backfire on him come Cyber Sunday.

At first, our fans in the National Indoor Arena (NIA) wondered if JBL would ever shut up about himself, or his claims that he currently leads "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Mick Foley in the guest referee Internet voting for the Oct. 28 pay-per-view. Yet even the egomaniacal "wrestling god" acknowledged that Batista-Undertaker IV would be every bit the epic confrontation as its three predecessors earlier this year. "It's a rivalry that rivals Ali-Frazier, Gotti-Ward, Cowboys-Steelers, England-well, you never could make your penalty kicks," he said, eliciting an avalanche of jeers from the sold-out crowd.

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