Firstly, in before all the "Undertaker's retired" comments.
And/or the "He can't physically go" barrage.
Obviously, if Undertaker is no longer capable of competing in the ring, this hypothetical match up, which was a rumored about a year ago back during the build for WrestleMania 33, can't happen. I shouldn't have to post a caveat this clear but such is our world. Such is life.
Anyhow, onto the reason for the season. The Undertaker/John Cena rumors have started swirling again. "But Taker lost clean to Roman Reigns last April and left all his garb neatly piled up in the middle of the ring signifying the passing of the largest dog moniker" you might interject. Yes, and if need be, that could stand as Undertaker's farewell. It's not ideal, but it had all the signs of a soft series finale. There could be more, because there wasn't full closure, but if it had to stand as Undertaker's last ride/final bow, then it's there.
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And/or the "He can't physically go" barrage.
Obviously, if Undertaker is no longer capable of competing in the ring, this hypothetical match up, which was a rumored about a year ago back during the build for WrestleMania 33, can't happen. I shouldn't have to post a caveat this clear but such is our world. Such is life.
Anyhow, onto the reason for the season. The Undertaker/John Cena rumors have started swirling again. "But Taker lost clean to Roman Reigns last April and left all his garb neatly piled up in the middle of the ring signifying the passing of the largest dog moniker" you might interject. Yes, and if need be, that could stand as Undertaker's farewell. It's not ideal, but it had all the signs of a soft series finale. There could be more, because there wasn't full closure, but if it had to stand as Undertaker's last ride/final bow, then it's there.
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