One constant among wrestling discourse is whether or not WWE should have had holy rolls,

toppled Roman Reigns to become the new undisputed WWE Universal Champion. WWE has never been

afraid to go against what it's fanbase wants. And in fairness to the market leader, there have

been times when those seemingly stubborn decisions have actually turned out to be correct.

With that in mind then, I am Andrew from what called your wrestling and here are 10 times WWE

ignored the fans and got it right. 10. The Undertaker and John Cena keep it short and

sweet baby. Anticipation was high for an all-time classic between two of the biggest names in

history, WrestleMania 34, with us all expecting a lengthy war between John Cena and the Undertaker.

In fact, take yourself to Chris Van Vliet early this year that he initially believed the contest

would be at least 30 minutes. Instead, New Orleans Mercedes Ben Superdome played host to a

match that lasted just 2 minutes and 45 seconds. While fans didn't get what they were hoping for

here, it absolutely was the right goal, rather than the prolonged back and forth between two

titans. What was served up was a dominant, greatest hit's victory for the Fina. This brief encounter

was fun for what it was but most importantly, it didn't expose an Undertaker who was in the end

game who was career. In fact, the demand only wrestled 7 more, televised matches after WrestleMania 34.

And let's be honest, the only one that was any good was the Boneyard encounter against AJ Styles.

9. Hollywood Hulk Hogan's WrestleMania 18 Opponent

It's not so much that fans were against seeing the Rock vs Hollywood Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania 18,

but more than the majority of fans were hoping to see Stone Cold Steve Austin be the one to

challenge the NWL man. In terms of billing, Hogan vs Austin would have been one of the

biggest matches in history, featuring a pair of talent who many of you as the two biggest names

the industry has ever seen. Rumors persist to this day that Austin vetoed any such match,

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