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**Mr. Nerfect** · 11-01-2004, 05:09 PM

Mordecai is not awful in the ring. I think the character was destroyed when they made him look too human by having ihm brawl with Hardcore Holly. I'd have loved to see Mordecai not fight back, then claim that Hardcore Holly will not walk away from this. Later that night, Holly is found in a large pool of his own blood.

Mordecai then sets his sights for The Undertaker and the WWE Championship at WrestleMania after being Runner-Up in the Royal Rumble. The winner, Kane, decided he would rather finish a personal feud with Gene Snitsky and/or Matt Hardy. Mordecai actually gets our sympathy in coming weeks, as he is seen talking to himself, crying, and screaming about how he doesn't think he should be the one who is going to destroy The Undertaker. Mordecai then finally gets a mean look on his face and tells us how he must be the one, he was chosen, and he will not let his Lord down.

At WrestleMania, out pops Mordecai with a man dressed entirely in white, with white hair. It's Paul Bearer! Mordecai then goes back and forth with the larger Undertaker (Mordecai is big, but he's more 280lbs big), and really plays the underdog, while remaining heel. Eventually Bearer nails Undertaker over the back of the head his now silver urn, and Undertaker sells it like he's been shot. Eventually Mordecai lifts Undertaker up, and walks around a bit with his effortless body held above him in a crucifix. Deep down we know this is it, but we can't grip the fact The Undertaker is going ot lose the title to a smaller rookie, at WrestleMania. Razor's Edge, under the name Mordecai would be calling it, and he gets the pin and the title. Mordecai gains unlimited confidence afterwards.

It turns out Mordecai was working for Paul Bearer all along, and it is he Mordecai worships. Mordecai then has a desructive run with the title as a tweener, but always in control of his matches.

11-01-2004, 05:09 PM	#7
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	Mordecai is not awful in the ring. I think the character was destroyed when they made him look too human by having ihm brawl with Hardcore Holly. I'd have loved to see Mordecai not fight back, then claim that Hardcore Holly will not walk away from this. Later that night, Holly is found in a large pool of his own blood. Mordecai then sets his sights for The Undertaker and the WWE Championship at WrestleMania after being Runner-Up in the Royal Rumble. The winner, Kane, decided he would rather finish a personal feud with Gene Snitsky and/or Matt Hardy. Mordecai actually gets our sympathy in coming weeks, as he is seen talking to himself, crying, and screaming about how he doesn't think he should be the one who is going to destroy The Undertaker. Mordecai then finally gets a mean look on his face and tells us how he must be the one, he was chosen, and he will not let his Lord down. At WrestleMania, out pops Mordecai with a man dressed entirely in white, with white hair. It's Paul Bearer! Mordecai then goes back and forth with the larger Undertaker (Mordecai is big, but he's more 280lbs big), and really plays the underdog, while remaining heel. Eventually Bearer nails Undertaker over the back of the head his now silver urn, and Undertaker sells it like he's been shot. Eventually Mordecai lifts Undertaker up, and walks around a bit with his effortless body held above him in a crucifix. Deep down we know this is it, but we can't grip the fact The Undertaker is going ot lose the title to a smaller rookie, at WrestleMania. Razor's Edge, under the name Mordecai would be calling it, and he gets the pin and the title. Mordecai gains unlimited confidence afterwards. It turns out Mordecai was working for Paul Bearer all along, and it is he Mordecai worships. Mordecai then has a desructive run with the title as a tweener, but always in control of his matches.