Thread: A Wrestler, no matter how big, will always do a significant job before retiring
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Old 09-20-2009, 10:34 PM   #9
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Kane would make the most sense from a storyline sense, but even retiring the Undertaker wouldn't bring his career back from the dead. The match would probably be on par with any other Taker/Kane match we've seen, and any benefit Kane received from beating his big bro would be gone in the next month when he jobs to Batista or stalks the Divas.

In terms of best match (like Flair/HBK) it would probably be HBK or Jericho. In terms of putting over an emerging superstar it would probably be CM Punk. The next closest would be Swagger or Morrison, but I think they're still a few years away from believably being ready for that match.
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