Thread: Time To Hang 'em Up (WWE)
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Old 12-18-2010, 02:34 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by ooTin View Post
5) The Undertaker

Yes, I DO know I am going to get a lot of hatred for this but I think the Deadman is not the same. Back in the 80s he was a destroyer, a soul-owner; but today he is nothing more than a man in his middle 40s.

The thing is that he keeps buring talent. Remember a guy named CM Punk? He was at the main event, until Taker came in destroyed him in less than 10 minutes at Hell In a Cell, made him job to him for 2-3 times and then BURIED him.

The Undertaker has lost his speed, and most of his physical condition, and yes his entrance is still great, but isn't it getting old after the 10000 time?
Undertaker debuted in 1990 so he couldn't have been a destroyer in the 80's.

I could be wrong here, but I'm pretty sure his loss to CM Punk at Breaking Point was the first time The Undertaker ever lost a match via submission, that's not really burying if you let someone beat you via submission for the first time. I know The Undertaker has tapped before, but either the ref didn't see it or it wasn't during a match.

He ran and dived over the ropes at WrestleMania against Shawn Michaels. His physical condition isn't that bad for a guy in his mid 40's.
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