Taker does have the ability to say no here.You realize that Vince was probably the one to tell him to come back, right? Taker doesn't just come around in February and demand matches.
Typical ADD booking Vince has with the women is all. Then they do a post-match like Charlotte has been a huge rival of hers and then they do the Cena thing which totally geeks them both out. Plainly said, it clearly wasn’t important and they didn’t feel the streak was hot enough.God ending Asuka’s streak is so dumb.
Why spend literally years building her up as the ultimate monster, have her win the Rumble, book the MMC around her streak, just to end it before she even wins the belt, and to Charlotte?!?
Taker does have the ability to say no here.
Enough is enough.
No I get that. But I don't think he should have come out as the Deadman, especially after leaving his gear in the ring last year.Why would he say no? The crowds clearly still care. It’s the biggest show of the year, and he only has to work one night. Who would ever say no to that?
You realize that Vince was probably the one to tell him to come back, right? Taker doesn't just come around in February and demand matches.
No I get that. But I don't think he should have come out as the Deadman, especially after leaving his gear in the ring last year.
Also, I'm fairly certain the RAW tag team will work out like this;
- Tonight Angle will come out and tell Braun he doesn't have a valid tag team partner, so he, and Nicholas are stripped of the tag team titles.
- This begins Braun's next rampage, leading to whatever his next feud is
- Allows there to be a tag team tournament or something where AOP make their debuts.
Biker Taker was trash. I didn't want Biker Taker. I just didn't want Undertaker in general. There was no point to this match tonight. Him leaving his gear in the ring last year and showing a human side by embracing his wife, even if I hated that it was after a loss to Reigns, seemed like a perfect way to send him off. Just perfect.The guy you saw tonight is the Undertaker. Not the biker, not the American Badass, not Big Evil. Over this season, it's been up there with the John Cena heel-turn we never got. It wouldn't have shocked me completely if it happened, but I found it more unlikely than literally anybody else on this board. At least not without a story behind it. When Vince is selling people the Undertaker - he is selling the Undertaker everyone has seen, he is selling you the nostalgia, and has nothing to gain from randomly bringing back a short-term character. They don't want you to remember that it ever happened. Just like when John Cena was a rapper or Batista was a deacon.
I don't understand where this obsession with the biker Undertaker came from, specifically around here. I can understand the speculation that it might happen, but everybody thought it wasn't good back then even if he performed it well, and the biker by far was the most disliked of any incarnation he's done. Everyone spent the whole time waiting for the Deadman to return. If it was something that he or Vince thought was worth it, it wouldn't be on the shelf for the last 15 years, unless probably for whatever reason the Undertaker demanded to do it.
We all have been watching wrestling long enough to know that retirements are virtually never real. Never. The only guy who stuck to his guns was Shawn Michaels.
AOP, Bar, Wyatt-Hardy, Tozawa-Itami if they wanna cross them over, Titus Worldwide, Slater-Rhyno, Revival, The ClubWell, in AOP what you have is 2 big guys who can take down Braun.
There isn't enough tag teams to do a tournament.
So you have AOP, the Bar, and a ton of geeks.AOP, Bar, Wyatt-Hardy, Tozawa-Itami if they wanna cross them over, Titus Worldwide, Slater-Rhyno, Revival, The Club
Strowman and an actual partner if they don’t wanna cross over Itami-Tozawa.
I can’t wait to get the bad taste of this out of my mouth by watching NXT later this week.
Think I’ll be done with the main roster for a bit after these post-WM shows with the playoffs starting and a not-so-inspiring post-WM direction based off this show.
The guy you saw tonight is the Undertaker. Not the biker, not the American Badass, not Big Evil. Over this season, it's been up there with the John Cena heel-turn we never got. It wouldn't have shocked me completely if it happened, but I found it more unlikely than literally anybody else on this board. At least not without a story behind it. When Vince is selling people the Undertaker - he is selling the Undertaker everyone has seen, he is selling you the nostalgia, and has nothing to gain from randomly bringing back a short-term character. They don't want you to remember that it ever happened. Just like when John Cena was a rapper or Batista was a deacon.
I don't understand where this obsession with the biker Undertaker came from, specifically around here. I can understand the speculation that it might happen, but everybody thought it wasn't good back then even if he performed it well, and the biker by far was the most disliked of any incarnation he's done. Everyone spent the whole time waiting for the Deadman to return. If it was something that he or Vince thought was worth it, it wouldn't be on the shelf for the last 15 years, unless probably for whatever reason the Undertaker demanded to do it.
We all have been watching wrestling long enough to know that retirements are virtually never real. Never. The only guy who stuck to his guns was Shawn Michaels.
Not sure how anyone couldn’t like this show. Sure the crowd crapped on the main event but everyone was legitimately surprised by the outcome. Easily one of the best Mania’s in years. A stacked card, great matches, and sure as heck was not predictable. What more could you want??? Seems like some people are just complaining for the sake of complaining.