Interesting idea for Mania... - Page 2

**Xero** · 01-30-2007, 11:17 AM

Yeah, I'm about to go Alienoid on your asses. Keep in mind that one set-up match from the Rumble would not happen.

Okay, this is assuming that Undertaker is retiring right after Mania. Otherwise it's not really worth it (because this won't put anyone who absolutely needs to be established over). But I was thinking that Undertaker shouldn't actually choose who he picks for a while. Just have him randomly show up in segments with each of the champions. In the meantime, Kane begins a feud with Batista. To get around explaining why he didn't go after Booker, have Booker be sent to RAW for a few months.

Anyway, at No Way Out, Kane wins the World Heavyweight Championship from Batista and the PPV ends with Undertaker officially announcing that he wants to face Kane at Mania. They feud, this time basically reversing the original Kane/Undertaker storyline where Kane doesn't want to fight Undertaker (It will obviously be for different reasons, but this would turn Kane). Eventually Kane agrees only if it's Career vs. Title. Undertaker agrees and Kane wins the main event.

After that King Booker comes back and feuds with Kane.

I personally think that this is the best route of ending Taker's career and streak if he were to retire this year.

01-30-2007, 11:17 AM	#1
Xero He's Here Posts: 60,735	Interesting idea for Mania... Yeah, I'm about to go Alienoid on your asses. Keep in mind that one set-up match from the Rumble would not happen. Okay, this is assuming that Undertaker is retiring right after Mania. Otherwise it's not really worth it (because this won't put anyone who absolutely needs to be established over). But I was thinking that Undertaker shouldn't actually choose who he picks for a while. Just have him randomly show up in segments with each of the champions. In the meantime, Kane begins a feud with Batista. To get around explaining why he didn't go after Booker, have Booker be sent to RAW for a few months. Anyway, at No Way Out, Kane wins the World Heavyweight Championship from Batista and the PPV ends with Undertaker officially announcing that he wants to face Kane at Mania. They feud, this time basically reversing the original Kane/Undertaker storyline where Kane doesn't want to fight Undertaker (It will obviously be for different reasons, but this would turn Kane). Eventually Kane agrees only if it's Career vs. Title. Undertaker agrees and Kane wins the main event. After that King Booker comes back and feuds with Kane. I personally think that this is the best route of ending Taker's career and streak if he were to retire this year.