Thread: Who wins the WWE Unified Tag Titles?
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Old 11-12-2009, 12:05 AM   #53
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After reading the SmackDown! spoilers:

Kane saved The Undertaker from a JeriShow beat-down. I don't understand the purpose behind this -- unless they either turn the Triple Threat for the World Heavyweight Title into a Fatal 4-Way, or have The Brothers of Destruction re-unite for another run.

If Kane & The Undertaker get back together, they seem like a logical choice to be the next Unified WWE Tag Team Champions, and show up on whatever show they want, Chokeslamming the shit out of whoever. It'd be more star power for RAW, and it could be considered a thank you run to both Taker and Kane. If The Undertaker is still World Heavyweight Champion while this is going on, he'll essentially have three championship belts. I can't remember the last time someone in the WWE has ever done that -- if they ever have. That could be a good boost to Taker's legacy.

It'd also give Taker something else to do immediately, if they decided to take the World Heavyweight Title off him. Chris Jericho as World Heavyweight Champion, for example, is not something I would complain about.
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