Attention at all passengers. You can now book your train tickets on Uber and get 10% back in Uber credits to spend on your next train journey.

So no excuses not to visit your in-laws this Christmas.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. It may not be the case today but way back when the pay-per-view was everything.

You did TV shows to get fans so invested in a feud that when it was time to drop cold hard

cash, the audience did so because they were desperate to see what

was going to happen not the same in w w w e anymore because of the network but never forget

this was the way history is important even then though there were a bunch of battles that did a great job on your television set and somehow never made it to a big show.

I didn't say the big show that wouldn't make any sense, although with that said, nor did these.

I mean how could you have two guys kicking the crap out of each other to such a degree and

then not pay it off in the most successful of ways?

Bafflin.

But I'm Simon from what culture and this is ten great double successful of ways. Bafflin.

But I'm Simon from what culture and this is 10 great WWE feuds that never had a pay-per-view match.

Number 10, Eddie Guerrero versus Steve Austin.

There was absolutely a plan to do a Steve Austin Eddie Guerrero feud.

Not only did they have a few matches on Smackdown in 2000, but when 2002 rolled around, the idea

was Latino Heat versus the Rattlesnake. Austin needed new opponents, Eddie was great, so why the hell not?

Well, this one is easy. It's because Steve took his ball and as WWE would say, went home W. W. W. W. W. W. W.

Creatively and physically burned out. These two had been programmed together for a couple of weeks

before Austin decided that he wasn't being booked properly and walked out of an episode

of Raw saying he was done.

He of course would return months later, but by then this was all forgotten about.

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