WWE Vengeance 2011: Fans Get Exactly What They Paid for with Vengeance

Epic is the only word that can be used to describe what we saw at WWE Vengeance 2011. It's not often that you plunk down hard-earned money only to get exactly what you were hoping for. 

Being a fan of boxing, I can tel you that there are far too many times when a pay-per-view event fails to live up to the hype. That's why the order button always gives me a sudden stomach ache as apprehension hits. 

This past weekend, we were greeted with the majesty that is the world of professional wrestling. The fact that we were not let down by an entertaining world that lives off hype and promise is a miracle. 

We indeed came away with more questions than answers, but that's fine when you consider the smiles that are currently living on every fan of the WWE. 

One of the best moments happened to be the best chance to make this Pay-Per-View event an iconic one. Big Show battled Mark Henry in what promised to be a slow and plodding ordeal. 

However, we were dealt a huge gift when the ring collapsed under the immensity of the sport. We may never remember who was in the ring when it collapsed, but we will sure remember it crumbling. 

It was such a great moment that I fully expect something like it to occur again and again, albeit on a grander scale. This is the WWE of course. You go bigger and greater, or go home. 

The best part for me was also the most promising moment. Our interest was piqued when Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson showed up in a teaser for Survivor Series . 

Granted, we all knew this was inevitable, but seeing the teaser made me giggle a little. The Rock will be back in the ring for a tag team battle that has no chance of letting us down. 

The world of professional wrestling just isn't the same without one of the most endearing and charismatic figures. 

WWE gave us a great event, and then took care of business by making us crave more with this promise of wrestling glory. 

For those that were on the fence about future bouts, this has to have all but squashed the uneasiness.