Slay the Beast

[The GOAT]

Thought: Coincidence that Kane gets his foot "broken" just before Undertaker returns? Brotherly love, no?

That's some pretty strong brotherly love given that Kane has tried to murder the Undertaker on at least three separate occasions that I can remember. I was sort of surprised when Undertaker didn't mention anything on Raw about Brock injuring Kane given the timing of his return and Kane's injury seemed a little too eerie and close together to be coincidental. I certainly wouldn't rule out the possibility of Kane returning as "The Big Red Monster" and interfering on his brother's behalf at Summerslam, though.

Did you hear him say that Brock couldn't kill something that won't die? Maybe Undertaker plans to stay longer than we think?

Sounds like just the usual Undertaker speak to me. If Undertaker is indeed retiring after next year's Wrestlemania though, it'd be nice to see him work the Survivor Series PPV one final time since that's the event where he made his debut back in 1990 (would make for a nice 25th anniversary since we were first graced with The Deadman's presence, ya know? Although as a small bit of trivia, he actually wrestled a time or two on Superstars before then, but Survivor Series is where they always try and say he made his first-ever appearance.)

 

[Green Jesus]

I'm quite torn on this one. I think regardless of what happens, Brock should be the one to retire taker for good. Ending the feud at summerslam instead of wrestlemania with Brock going over would feel dirty, but like it was already pointed out, Brock's first loss since ~le big rub~ shouldn't be used to make things go full circle

Unless, of course, this leads to an even bigger rub. Maybe a Jericho-esque Triple-threat win for a young superstar? (cough, KO)

Seriously, can anyone imagine Kevin Owens beating Taker AND Brock at wrestlemania? Goddamn, this fantasy-booking makes me woozy

 

[Trip in the Head]

@Lockard23 - kayfabe family ties have no limits :bischoff:

 

[edge4ever]

I'm quite torn on this one. I think regardless of what happens, Brock should be the one to retire taker for good. Ending the feud at summerslam instead of wrestlemania with Brock going over would feel dirty, but like it was already pointed out, Brock's first loss since ~le big rub~ shouldn't be used to make things go full circle

Unless, of course, this leads to an even bigger rub. Maybe a Jericho-esque Triple-threat win for a young superstar? (cough, KO)

Seriously, can anyone imagine Kevin Owens beating Taker AND Brock at wrestlemania? Goddamn, this fantasy-booking makes me woozy

As much as I would love for this to happen... It's a big order and dream.

 

[edge4ever]

I wouldn't say that there's "no way in hell" he loses next year. Wrestling ethos say that you go out on your back, and since Undertaker has an old-school mentality and approach to things, I could see him losing his final match, even if it is in Texas (this is all assuming he DOES in fact retire next year. It seems like the perfect ideal sendoff with it being in his home-state of Texas in front of 100,000 screaming fans and all, but nothing is certain just yet.)

Either way, I don't see there being much chance of Brock losing at Summerslam regardless of what Taker does next year.

Well I mean it's true that anything can happen in WWE, but I just don't see taker jobbing another match, fresh off beating bray this year. He already let the streak go to Brock. So he's proven he loves the company and is willing to go down. But his last match will most likely be seen as his last ride... And I don't see him losing it no mater who he faces.

Idk how WWE will play this one out at SS. Taker seems like he will win... But I don't see Brock losing lol.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Taker needs to go the fuck away

 

[I'll See Ya Kia]

I think the WWE ought to ask Undertaker how he feels and then see where they should go. He's done so much that I think he needs to be appreciated.

 

[edge4ever]

I think the WWE ought to ask Undertaker how he feels and then see where they should go. He's done so much that I think he needs to be appreciated.

He's been appreciated by having the greatest streak ever. He's been appreciated by holding numerous world titles and being viewed as arguably the most dominant superstar ever.

I'm not saying they can't hear him out, but he needs to keep putting people over while he some time left in the tank.