
Originally Posted by
The Brown One
McMahon, what I gather from your post is that you would like to see The Undertaker put over someone young (besides taking time off to improve his health of course). Well there may be a problem here. Sure in 2 -3 years there will likely be midcarders who have become main eventers, and threats to the streak, e.g. Barrett, Rhodes. But I don't think Taker will even stay around that long. He doesn't put over young talent through a long feud (e.g. Orton like you mentioned) because he can't last that long in the ring anymore. Theres always a short build up for his matches towards Wrestlemania nowadays because he can only wrestle a limited number of matches before the big one at Mania, and that trend will continue as he ages. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing him face off against someone established, to give him a good farewell match, rather than just have him put over some younger talent and have it be an average match. I'd love to see him face Jericho. But I have a feeling he's going to go one on one with Triple H again.
With all that said... Triple H better not be the one to end the streak. I'd honestly stop watching THE 'E if that were to happen. Especially considering all of the history and all of the shit they've done to each other behind the curtains. I'd hope UnderTaker wouldn't go out like that. And in all honesty to the OP... I swear to you I was thinking about his streak and said the same thing to my self that you purposed here. I was laying in bed watching my "Hell In A Cell" (the compilation DVD hosted by Mick Foley.) and it got me thinking abount UnderTaker's career.
It would be a LOT more suitable for him to have his 20th win at WrestleMania XXX than his 20th win at Wrestlemania XXVIII... I mean, hell... THE 'E is trying as hard as they can for WrestleMania XXIX to eminate from Cowboy Stadium in Dallas, Texas... THAT as well would be suitable. Nowhere near the terms of number ratio but, in Texas being his home and going out like that.
There's many things THE 'E could do but, I'd rather him see his 20th at XXX. Just sounds better to me. And it's not that he's supposed to be "unstoppable" in a sense. It's supposed to be about him ALWAYS coming back. It doesn't matter how long it takes him, he'll always come back. His gimmick has been built as such. So in essence yes, he's "unstoppable" but not as in the Superman unstoppable like somone else was making it out to be.
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