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No. He should have retired after the streak was killed off by Lesnar or after the HBK special guest ref match at Mania.
Once the streak was over, Taker's purpose for Mania was pretty much done. Same for the sendoff done for the "End of an Era" match to leave Mania on a high note. |
His work with Austin was always good.
WrestleMania 17 and 18 against HHH and Flair respectively, were really good. The ladder match on raw against Jeff Hardy. |
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I did enjoy Booger Red more than Deadman. There, I said it.
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Loved the Taker/Edge feud
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Taker vs Batista was really good IMO
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Kane should get a new gimmick where he thinks he is both Taker and Kane and wear a singlet that is half-taker/half-kane
No pyro tho b/c pyro was cut |
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Keep in mind though, when they hooked up they were both broken down. In fact I don't know if I can remember a point where Taker wasn't broken down lol. |
Right. Hence me not being that into him.
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I'm hopeful he decides to wrestle one more, since I have floor tickets for Mania. I wanna see that 20 minute entrance live. Not sure who I'd wanna see him face though. Maybe a rematch with Roman Reigns. I'd love to see him vs. Cena at Mania but I'm not sure how you'd get there. Him vs. AJ Styles is probably the only other one I really want to see.
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Only if it's to put over Tatanka
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Would also like to see another Undertaker-Kurt Angle match, would be sick if they did it at Mania.
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Only if he agrees to face me, Lock Jaw
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Why does Taker want to destroy everything we hold dear about him?
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Biker Taker has never lost at Rasslemania. There's still a streak
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Cause the roster wasn't absolute garbage. |
Simple answer: No.
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Still got some tombstones left in him.
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Still got some *DONG*s left in him.
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DONG GONG RIGHT!
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I'd rather blow my load on Stephanie McMahons face, but ok!
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Honestly, I want to see The Undertaker wrestle again.
For the simple fact that that I want him to go out on a great, memorable match. The last great match he had was with CM Punk; the rest Triple H x 2, Lesnar, Wyatt, McMahon & Reigns felt like nothing special for his legacy. In an ideal world, both him and Shawn Michaels should have retired after their first WrestleMania match because that match was fucking AMAZING and in the MAIN EVENT at WRESTLE FUCKING MANIA!!! AJ Styles versus The Undertaker at this year's WrestleMania is the best chance for a monumental (Great) match worthy of The Undertaker's retirement. P.S. I still cannot believe that the WWE did not capitalize on a Sting versus The Undertaker match when they had the opportunity. |
I voted no, but I've never been a big Taker fan. I can't think of an opponent I'd like to see him face that I wouldn't prefer someone else wrestle. Just let him go into the Hall of Fame and do the entrance one last time at WrestleMania when he headlines the class in the place he lost his streak.
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And of course people that pay to go to PPVs are gonna cheer. Guy is a legend and has a legendary (even though I find it boring as fuck) entrance. But that is it. |
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I'm sure you got plenty of boring fucks on your list of favs. |
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One of my more controversial opinions on wrestling is that I actually wonder how much Undertaker has hurt the business. Inside it, everybody respects Taker, and this isn't actually meant as a knock on him. The dude did break his body for our entertainment and was involved in some classics. I'm not doubting that.
What I do doubt is how much widespread appeal there actually is in the guy. He did draw early in his career, but beyond that, Taker has actually performed quite badly when it comes to garnering PPV buys -- a trend that has followed him, except for a few notable occasions -- into even his run as an active legend. HBK vs. Taker didn't do too well at WrestleMania XXVI. There's also the issue of the talent he has gone out of his way to try and get one over. It's not as bad as, say, Triple H, but he's one of the worse offenders for a good period of time there. 2000-2002 were pretty dark times. And then when you get into his later career, I wonder how many people were actually turned off by the gimmick and a guy that old still being presented as a major attraction. You can't measure the money you don't make, but I do wonder how many people think it's kind of hokey the guy stuck around in a protected spot for as long as he did. Was it really the best for wrestling, as rewarding as it may have been for The Undertaker or fans of his (of which I consider Vince McMahon one of the biggest). Just some food for thought. I'm sure many will disagree with me. I know Destor ranks him quite highly. I just wonder if it ticked over to a point where you're only appealing to a certain type of fan. Which is what wrestling is right now, and he's certainly a bigger star than a bunch of non-stars. But maybe a world where The Undertaker's streak ends much earlier than it did in ours is actually a much healthier one? |
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Wish i wasnt lazy but Billy Corgan was on Rogans podcast and he spoke about a brand being more than the dollars it can make at a given point in time but more about how enduring it is. And he was talking about music not wrestling. Still think it could ring true with both taker and the wwe.
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I meant more about his previous accomplishments as opposed to now. He needs to stay out of the ring.
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