There are two elements on my list of things that I liked about the WWE in the past decade.
The first: John Cena. Hate him or love him, he's the wrestler that keeps the WWE as a top promotion. He's the most overt wrestler in the world today. You can't dispute that.
The second element: evolution and legacy. These two stables seem to radiate of dominance and strength in numbers. Neither stable has failed to make an impact on the WWE.
The evolution was led by Triple H and Randy Orton. Ric Flair and Batista were part of the group as well.
The "Cerebral Assassin" and his formidable comrades won multiple championships. Evolution was practically the pinnacle of Monday Night Raw for two years.
The group dissolve...
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