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The only mystique I felt in my loins was the unwanted chance to see my childhood hero die in the ring. Last year I finally got to see Undertaker @ WrestleMania and was glad he did not bump too hard. You shouldn't spend any time wondering when an old man is going to break down, he was immortal back in the day and that's how he should be remembered.
His potentially last WM match was theatrical, it was in front of a very passionate crowd who were distracted from the fact that this match was meant to catapult Roman to great heights. You can hear WWE try to prepare and sustain the backlash with their blanket statements on this week's set of shows RAW/SD. RAW read it correctly, then JBL goes and butchers the same sentence about how passionate the shows after Mania are. That makes it hard to some cause of the blatant lie being told. Vince even got a word in during his promo "You all really feel that way?" or something to that matter, I'm no good at quoting when I'm shooting off the hip.
An Undertaker/Sting WM encounter could still go down, full of theatrics, each having a young guy to manage. Thunderbolts and scorpions graphics a la Wyatt/Orton match. Don't give up faith on that, it would be nice to see that happen. As far as wrestling a match, I don't really see that happening and that is alright with me. It's not worth the risk.
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