In another life, Edge could have been a rock star. From his voluminous hair to his long leather jackets and double-horns signature pose, every detail of his WWE image screamed it. Before he stepped in the ring, as the pyro blasted into the air behind him on the entranceway, he injected arenas with the energy of a packed concert – without the dangers of crowd-surfing and mosh pits. There was even a legion of groupies – Edgeheads – who tracked his every move.
It's no surprise, then, that Edge is a guitar collector and grew up listening to KISS, a band famous for their flamboyant outfits and outrageous stage antics. What is a surprise is how a shy high schooler from the little town of Orangeville, Ontario, evolved into The Rated-R Superstar.
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So, I’m finally getting around to adding some stuff that’s been sitting on my computer only to get pushed aside due to the Mania weekend madness! First up is a special from WWE.com which listed ‘acts of rage’ from John Cena. Edge is featured when Cena busted into his hotel room on an episode of RAW.
John Pollock talked to Gangrel during Mania weekend and asked him about working with Edge and on his HOF induction:
Captures and digital’s of the introduction of the Hall of Fame inductees during WrestleMania are now up in the gallery. Also added are captures from tonight’s broadcast of the Hall of Fame Ceremony.
FINALLY! A photo has surfaced of Edge posing with his Hall of Fame ring!!!!! You can view the full photo in the gallery with the digitals from last night!
The Miami Herald asked Trish Stratus about her thoughts on Edge going into this years Hall of Fame and on her own chances of being inducted:
“I’m so proud of him. I think Adam does deserve it. I think it’s very fitting the way his career came to an end. This is just an amazing exclamation point for that. For me, of course, it was like winning the women’s championship. I went into the business hoping to become the best women’s wrestler ever and winning the women’s championship was the ultimate goal. As I wrapped up my career the ultimate goal was to leave a legacy and be remembered for everything I did. So a WWE Hall of Fame induction is something that would be a way of recognizing that. One could only hope.”
