If Taker comes back for a storyline with Bray...

**#1-norm-fan** · 10-05-2013, 01:15 PM

Someone in another thread brought up Joe Dimaggio's hitting streak as a comparison. It ended. Is his legacy/the aura of the streak ruined now? Do people look back on it and say "Well he DID end up not getting a hit..." No, it would not be stupid. When he's inducted into the hall of fame they'll say "He had the greatest streak in wrestling history at 2?-0." The streak still happened after it ends. People seem to not grasp that.

And every year Taker gets cheered, and every year the crowd still goes nuts when a near fall occurs on him. It would be such a ridiculously huge moment, the crowd is gonna pop. Without a doubt. People wanna witness the moment. And again, it is gonna go down as maybe THE most memorable moment in wrestling history. There is NO reason to forego that moment once he's ready to have his last match. There's nothing to be gained by anyone in not ending.

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Threaded Mode

10-05-2013, 01:15 PM	#11
#1-norm-fan Resident drug enabler Posts: 45,473	Someone in another thread brought up Joe Dimaggio's hitting streak as a comparison. It ended. Is his legacy/the aura of the streak ruined now? Do people look back on it and say "Well he DID end up not getting a hit..." No, it would not be stupid. When he's inducted into the hall of fame they'll say "He had the greatest streak in wrestling history at 2?-0." The streak still happened after it ends. People seem to not grasp that. And every year Taker gets cheered, and every year the crowd still goes nuts when a near fall occurs on him. It would be such a ridiculously huge moment, the crowd is gonna pop. Without a doubt. People wanna witness the moment. And again, it is gonna go down as maybe THE most memorable moment in wrestling history. There is NO reason to forego that moment once he's ready to have his last match. There's nothing to be gained by anyone in not ending.