Question

Does anyone know why that on the WPT you can't show only one card to win an uncalled pot? Apparently if I bet and everyone folds and I flip one card, anyone can ask to see my other card. I did'nt have to show either of my two cards so why could'nt I just show the one?...There must be a logical explanation to this rule.

Well, you seem to be mixing a couple things together here.
1. If you bet and no one calls, you don't have to show anything (which you already know).
2. You can just show one card.
3. Not just anyone can ask to see your cards, basic poker rules indicate that it must be someone that was contesting the pot. This is not to be taken lightly as the normal reason for this is to stop collusion not to allow players to collect information on an opponent.
4. Anyone abusing the right in #3 can have it taken away by the cardroom mgr or tourney director.
5. Anyone actually pulling #3 better damn well have a good reason for it as most people won't like it.
6. Any deviation by the morons at WPT are likely because they are huge control freaks and have written rules that don't apply in the real world but can be enforced under the umbrella of their stupidity.

I agree with your post.....well almost, most poker rooms I play in allow anyone who was dealt in that hand the right to see any called hands, and I totally understand the collusion factor...Anyway, I do think that the WPT rule I mentioned before is stupid, but I was just wondering if anyone had a logical explanation as to why they would do this. I'm a manager of a poker room in Canada and there are not many rules I can't make sense of, but this one..........

i think it all the rules seem preaty obvious 2 be honest and mail common sense