For two guys who were never top stars, they were certainly cheered like top stars so I thought maybe it was a hometown thing that's why the thought of it being in either Georgia or Texas came up. Could've fooled me but then I didn't watch the whole PPV, I wonder if the other mid carders got as many cheers as the Rhodes brothers.
Don't worry, I don't dwell on the past and don't have very many regrets in my life but Wrestlemania 22 comes in very close to a regret. I was a broke college student in Madison, WI and WM22 was being held in Chicago, about 2 hours away. I told my then girlfriend how awesome it would be to go to Wrestlemania right around the beginning of the school year (Sept 2005). Christmas came and she surprised me with two front row WM seats that came with commemorative WM22 folding chairs. I was so elated yet also so sad. My girlfried was also a poor college student coming from a lower class family and she dipped into her savings that she received from her father's death to buy the two tickets. I asked her how much she spent and she said the tickets were $865 each and totaled just a tad over $1700. As big a fan as I was, it was right around the time my fanaticism was waning (although not to the point where I would have ever turned down a WM) but more importantly, I did not want her to tap into her savings for something like wrestling tickets. We discussed and argued quite a bit and by the end of January, I was able to resell the tickets about $1,000 each.
To this day, when I think of Wrestlemania, I think to myself...."If I could do it over again, maybe I should've just gone" and as my friends and family says, "You should've gone knowing you weren't going to end up with her" but I guess that's just not within my nature. Anyhow, that's about as close as I get to a wrestling regret.