WrestleMania Article thinks Brock changed the ending.

[The Showstopper1]

Spoiler

The Undertaker has just lost his 21-year Wrestlemania streak to former UFC fighter Brock Lesnar. It has been revealed that Brock Lesnar was not in fact supposed to win the match and was scripted for the Undertaker to win the match and extend his Wrestlemania streak to 22 wins.

I’m pretty sure most people know that WWE is actually staged and simply for entertainment. All matches are scripted and practiced weeks prior to the actual match, and the winner is, of course, picked before the match is aired, by WWE officials. However, this match was not meant for Brock Lesnar to win

Full article at http://huzlers.com/undertaker-losin...mahon-brock-lesnar-changed-script-will-fired/

:facepalm1:

 

[Stopspot]

The article doesn't say that Brock himself changed the ending, rather that he was originally not supposed to win it.

Undertaker has 100% creative control over the streak. If he wants to give it up in the middle of the ring he can.

 

[Brad.]

Rumour is that Taker realised halfway through that the match was garbage and that he couldn't go in-ring, and told Brock and the ref that it ends. I bet Vince is fuming. He's missed out on some huge pay-days, especially with Cena having not faced the Streak.

 

[Crayo]

Utter nonsense.

 

[wils172]

This article is bs. Why some of you believe this garbage is beyond me.

 

[Butters!]

This is great that fans are getting worked up about it and are making ideas as to what had happened, they played this well and i'm loving it.

 

[The Showstopper1]

The article doesn't say that Brock himself changed the ending, rather that he was originally not supposed to win it.

Undertaker has 100% creative control over the streak. If he wants to give it up in the middle of the ring he can.

It says Lesnar will be fired for changing the script :dawg:

 

[wils172]

the website that produced this article is notorious for hoax articles btw :

 

[Trip in the Head]

It says Lesnar will be fired for changing the script :dawg:

I would LOVE to see that, but I doubt this story is true

 

[Trip in the Head]

What I found this morning

We got a few emails from readers asking if the finish in the Undertaker/Brock Lesnar match might have been a botch or an audible. That is not the case at all. That was the planned finish all along. Very few people in the company knew about this. This was super secret and it was Undertaker’s decision to lose the match. I believe that the only people that knew about this finish (besides the people involved in the match) were Triple H and Vince McMahon. I was told that the referee in the match wasn’t told until the day of the show.

Full article: http://wrestlingnews.co/rumor-killer-on-the-undertaker-brock-lesnar-ending-news-on-sting-undertaker/

 

[Trip in the Head]

Also

I am told that the Undertaker injury came at the beginning of the match on the belly to belly spot. Taker landed on his head. He may have suffered a concussion. So if you noticed that Taker seemed “off” during the match that’s the reason why.

http://wrestlingnews.co/undertaker-injury-update/

See @Stopspot , that was a badly done belly to belly at the beginning. He WAS almost killed right off lol. You called it.

 

[Jonathan]

Some people are too easily worked. Of course Brock didn't "change the ending" - you really think they would have just let it end like that? 1:

 

[Wacokid27]

What I found this morning


Full article: http://wrestlingnews.co/rumor-killer-on-the-undertaker-brock-lesnar-ending-news-on-sting-undertaker/

Obviously a dirtsheet article, but I wouldn't mind the teased retirement they talk about in the article happening. It would at least give us something even if Sting's not challenging the Streak (which is probably a good thing, because it honestly would kill any momentum this match build could get).

wk

 

[The Showstopper1]

I know this article isn't true guys, in case you couldn't tell. Thought it was clear with the :facepalm1:

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

I just keep laughing at this idea that Taker only "figured out" he was "dog shit in the ring" once the match started. He knew leading up to this that he wasn't fit to compete.

Just one more reason having this match with Brock (especially if it were to be a streak ender) makes no sense.

It looked like Lesnar was playing patty cake with his punches compared to the violence of the HHH or especially Cena matches he has had since returning.