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So I think it goes without saying, but Edge's career is legendary.

After developing a riot of a mid-card act that was the catalyst of a tag team renaissance in WWE,

he eventually evolved into an even more entertaining main event,

mainstay whose promos, angles and counter-driven matches highlighted the top of a card

that recovered the rancid post-era attitude quite brilliantly.

WWE pretty much peaked in the year 2000.

It never got better than that, but when Edge was the focal point,

tearing Ritflair's living the gimmick bit to shreds and working the most underrated undertaker match ever,

it was easy to disregard the bland direct that was a John Loranite's developed undercard.

Now, if we're being honest, uneven is the best word to describe his recent return.

He spent far too long about half the time infused that he could have worked in 2010,

which surely betrays the point.

Idiotic home invasion angles aside, the Seth Rollins' programme was strong,

proving that there's still some magic left in the in-house WWE style.

At WrestleMania 37, Edge was massively over and crafted one of the very best triple threat matches ever.

The hysterically intense promos are a bit laughable, sure,

but Edge himself appears to have grasped this by pitching a lighter feud with the Miz

as 2021 transitioned into 2022.

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