STREAK vs STREAK

[fuzzy]

I was wondering what do you guys think and which do you concider being more memorible when it's all said and done.....

The Undertaker's WM streak of 19? or Goldberg's winning streak of 173?

For me, it would have to the undertaker's WM streak, because it's something that has continued over all these yers and the wrestles that had has faced to keep the streak going.

 

[Italian Outsider]

Undertaker. Goldberg just doesn't stand a chance.

 

[Luke Flywalker]

Undertaker by far. To go 19-0 on the biggest wrestling event of the year... to defeat some of the names he has defeated: Snuka, Diesel, Sid, Kane x2, Triple H x2, Ric Flair, Big Show, Orton, Batista, Edge, HBK x2... that's just unbelievable! And while some of the matches were pretty dull... Undertaker has put on some classics on the show... true classics... Goldberg's streak lasted under 2 years if I'm not mistaken... sure it was 173 damn matches but... 19 on the biggest stage!?

 

[He who knows more than Nation]

Ummm...Taker's streak was actually legit. Sometimes WCW would add too many numbers to the streak, like it would be at 105 on Thunder, then at 111 the following Monday on Nitro, so they were insinuating Goldberg wrestled 6 times in three days, it was ludicrous. Plus Goldberg only had two really passable matches in that entire span, the one against Sting on Nitro where Sting put on his work boots for apparently the last time in his career and the DDP Halloween Havoc match that people didn't get to see on the PPV since they ran out of time and they put it on Nitro the following night. In all seriousness, and there is actual #s to support this, Taker's last 5 Mania's really trump Goldberg's entire career.

 

[fuzzy]

Taker even though isn't anywhere near 173 wins straight, his streak of 19-0 thus far in the time that has taken him to get here, does stand out a lot more and imo will be concidered a much bigger streak to have or to achive than what goldbreg had done in wcw.

 

[1chiban]

Undertaker is a legend. Goldberg was effectively something of a flash in the pan. Granted some of that as down to WCW screwing up the way they booked him (I'm talking Nash beating him at Starrcade and, later, his awful heel turn), some of it was down to his limitations in-ring. His WWE run was okay until the E' made a baffling booking decision when he didn't win the Chamber match at that Summerslam and then they had Trips destroy him with the hammer afterwards. Killed his killer character completely.