This kid has truly lost it. Perhaps, but let us look at what effects Wrestlemania will have on the future of the WWF.

Triple H is still the champion. He has been the champion or the only serious competitor to the championship for several months now. At this point, he may as well be unbeatable in the viewers eyes. Before Wrestlemania, he had already beaten the only three true main event wrestlers in the promotion: The Rock, The Big Show and Mick Foley. The latter two were even beaten cleanly. Looking back on these events, one can only wonder what the bookers were thinking when they included The Big Show and Mick Foley in the main event. Neither wrestler rivals the popularity of the Rock or HHH. Both have lost to Triple H cleanly, whereas the Rock has beaten HHH on several occasions. Simple logic would seem to suggest that since TBS and Foley can't beat HHH while the Rock can, they would have no chance in winning a four way. There can be only one reason for the four way match: so the McMahon's can put themselves over. Even though it makes no sense for Vince to embrace his children after they have beaten him, his wife, his d---, no, no, no, not that. Wasn't a bloody Vince fighting Triple H not too long ago? This entire storyline is getting dangerously close to Russo type logic.

When the Rock leaves, who is the next big babyface? Some say Rikishi and Kane and already ready to step up. Rikishi, however, is just too damn fat to get into that position. He couldn't possibly last very long in a match and his size alters all the moves that wrestlers are accustomed to performing. The era of the really big fat indestructible wrestler (King Kong Bundy, Andre the Fatass Giant, Yokozuna, Earthquake, Big Bossman?) is pretty dead at this point. Kane, on the other hand, does have the size and the gimmick to carry the strap. The only problem with that is that Kane doesn't talk or does it pretty badly. How do you start a feud with Kane? I-I-I'M GOOOOOOOIIIIIIINNNNNNNGGGGGG TOOOOOOOO KILLLLLLLLL UUUUUUUUUUU!. He can't honestly talk about his opponent, or make a funny comment, or make a catchphrase, or help explain a storyline in any was. The next logical person (outside of a returning Undertaker--who is boring and lazy, or Austin--who is supposedly going heel) to step into the role of top babyface is Chris Jericho. It makes sense, but you got to wonder how many of the big men, like Big Show, Rikishi, or HHH, are going to sell convincingly for him. It only makes sense for him to be a threat as a heel, since in that form he can at least cheat to win. I'll briefly talk about others: