Are Taker and HHH Done?

[sportatorium]

I bet if you ask them that question today, they might not know the answer. If so, congratulations to both men for going out in style. I do hope that one of them could give a rub or two to some young guys on the roster before they leave completely.

[rnrk supports BLM]

They pulled the same thing last year, with all the talk like it was a big climax and Triple H would either end the streak of die trying, but they never made any official stipulation and they both came back to do it again this year.

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Undertaker and Triple H are still getting occasional dream matches after Orton and Cena have retired.

[Mochi Lone Wolf]

Apr 2, 2012 18:06:02 GMT -5 Arrow said:

I like all three guys, but I kinda hope so. There's nothing left to prove, so just go out with a great match and a great moment.

[willywonka666]

I'd say so. Especially with Taker helping him to the back. It was a sign of respect. I would think Trips will come out tonight and thank him and respect him. I'm guessing Undertaker will find a way back in by next year's mania somehow

[blues]

If it was their last match it was a hell of a way to go out. Great match, and quite emotional seeing them all hug on their way out....

[RAW IS GWAR]

Apr 2, 2012 18:06:02 GMT -5 Arrow said:

I like all three guys, but I kinda hope so. There's nothing left to prove, so just go out with a great match and a great moment.

So what that they don't have anything to prove? They are still more entertaining and put on way better and more emotional matches then any of their younger talent

[DZ: WF Legacy]

Triple H probably won't have his last match for another 15-20 years. He's going to be Vince one day, and it's inevitable that they do another rebellious employee vs authority figure storyline. But if he retires at Wrestlemania 30 from his semi-active schedule, I wouldn't be remotely surprised.

I think Taker's new look puts new interest on him. He's no longer as mysterious as before - he's an old dog with fight left in him, but he's looking for an end. I wish he could go on the Shawn Michaels schedule for another year or a several month stretch before retiring, but I fully understand why he wouldn't.

Hoping to see his end at WM30.

[Ryushinku]

I really would be shocked if neither guy wrestled in WWE again, so no.

[mistressofpain]

Time will tell, but it'll be a sad time when I don't get to hear that gong anymore. I know it has to happen, but my earliest memories of wrestling are watching The Undertaker, so it's hard for me to imagine him ever leaving.

Trips will show up in a non-wrestling role like Stone Cold, since he's too much a part of the company to just quit.

[comahan]

I think they'll each do at least 1 more, cause theres FAR too much money to be made off of advertized retirement matches for them to just quietly step away like that.

[EvenBaldobombHasAJob]

no. they really should be, but no. it'll unfortunately likely take a career-ending injury for either of them to retire.

[Society of the Spectacle]

Like others have been saying, it was the perfect ending. The three guys walk out, ending the era together.

However, I was surprised how limber Undertaker looked, makes me think that he will want to go for a couple more years.

Still, I think both guys (I don't think Shawn is going to come back or anything) are playing with their bodies at this point. And with 'Taker going to be a father again, he might want to think about not risking his body too much if he wants to help raise his kids. Same with Hunter. They need to get out while they still can. The future (talented midcard, loaded developmenta) is in fine hands.

[HBL]

I think it would be perfect if HHH hangs up the boots after this match. Any match he'll have in the future probably won't top this,so he should just focus on his ''office'' role from now on.