That both got over? I guess Kevin Steen vs. El Generico. You can make the argument they were over before but coming out of that feud both men were even more over then before.

I guess Punk vs Cena...

^ I think it brought out Punk more than Cena.

But Imma say Taker vs Batista

Yet Cena was still in the main event, so it worked for him.

Oh and Batista vs Undertaker was a good one.
As well as Batista vs Edge and Undertaker vs Edge.

Most of the formentioned feuds are for superstars that were already over. Granted, CM Punk's feud with Cena changed his career, he got over the moment he cashed in his MitB on Hardy.

I'll say currently, Rhodes and Sandow are both getting a nice push in their feud. It's making Cody seem like a future main eventer and Sandow is looking like a great heel.

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Cena was already a main eventer, so seeing him again there is not putting him over.

If we're talking feuds and matches that put both guys on the map, one match comes to mind.....

Shawn Michaels vs Razor Ramon

As far as CM Punks 2nd MITB cashin getting him over, he was already over but it helped catapult him into the character he is today

Also Edge vs Cena.

Dead wrote:

Shawn Michaels vs Razor Ramon

Very true sir.

The Rock vs. Stone Cold too. Both were already big names, but their feuds were what made them the hugest stars in history.

Caleb wrote:

The Rock vs. Stone Cold too. Both were already big names, but their feuds were what made them the hugest stars in history.

The same could probably be argued for Triple H/Mick Foley.

The feud/match that put Mick Foley on the map was the one at King of the Ring 98. Foley was on his way out as a full time wrestler by the time the feud with HHH happened.

Dead wrote:

The feud/match that put Mick Foley on the map was the one at King of the Ring 98. Foley was on his way out as a full time wrestler by the time the feud with HHH happened.

Right, which is why I compared it to Rock/Stone Cold. Being over doesn't mean a feud can't put you over more.