Should The Undertaker now go on a 21 year losing streak????
Jan 12, 2015 19:04:45 GMT -5
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Post by weaselboy on Jan 12, 2015 19:04:45 GMT -5
As you know last year The Undertaker's glorious 21-0 Wrestlemania winning streak came to a somewhat unceremonious end, last year. Many fans have theorised as to what should happen next. Should he retire? Should he reboot a new streak with a win at Wrestlemania 31. I believe I may have the solution.
Simply have the Undertaker go on a 21 year long losing streak, every year at Wrestlemania have him stare at the ceiling to a new challenger. Each year a seemingly weaker and more useless opponent takes the challenge and cleanly stops The Taker in his tracks. This plan also takes into account the Undertaker's advancing age and physical deterioration as it will be unrealistic to have him beating younger and hungrier superstar year in and year out.
Then, in 21 years time, when seemingly all hope is lost. Have the now, 70 year old Undertaker pull off the impossible and end his losing streak with the ultimate underdog victory, defeating a much younger and less senile opponent. I appreciate that booking an angle like this will take two decades to pull of and may seem financially unviable. I also understand forcing a geriatric man to wrestle could be seen as "unethical" by the "PC brigade" but I really think this is the only way forward at this point.
Simply have the Undertaker go on a 21 year long losing streak, every year at Wrestlemania have him stare at the ceiling to a new challenger. Each year a seemingly weaker and more useless opponent takes the challenge and cleanly stops The Taker in his tracks. This plan also takes into account the Undertaker's advancing age and physical deterioration as it will be unrealistic to have him beating younger and hungrier superstar year in and year out.
Then, in 21 years time, when seemingly all hope is lost. Have the now, 70 year old Undertaker pull off the impossible and end his losing streak with the ultimate underdog victory, defeating a much younger and less senile opponent. I appreciate that booking an angle like this will take two decades to pull of and may seem financially unviable. I also understand forcing a geriatric man to wrestle could be seen as "unethical" by the "PC brigade" but I really think this is the only way forward at this point.
