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Shield v Kane - 7 minutes
Shield match was perfect as it was. The Attitude Era geriatrics getting absolutely bossed without a lick of offense was the only way that match should ever have gone.
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Shield v Kane - 7 minutes
Well if I'm losing I'm having the longest match on the cardTriple H longest match of the show
I see what you mean, but I would have loved to see more of the Shield. They're awesome to watch. There are so many moves that they didn't get to use. Like Roman's diving dropkick from the outside and Seth's stomp or anything like that.Shield match was perfect as it was. The Attitude Era geriatrics getting absolutely bossed without a lick of offense was the only way that match should ever have gone.
Regarding the decision to end Undertaker’s streak at WrestleMania, there is said to be a number of people in the company who were very unhappy about that decision, but couldn’t — and won’t — say anything about it publicly.
The decision was reportedly made by Vince McMahon, not Undertaker himself. There are conflicting reports regarding the call. Some “in the know” claim that McMahon had to talk Undertaker into it, while others, also “in the know,” say McMahon made the call and Undertaker simply went with it. The feeling is that the streak ending would not have happened if ‘Taker didn’t approve it and he’s got that much respect and power backstage.
As previously reported, WWE referee Chad Patton, who served as the in-ring official for the Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker match at WrestleMania XXX, was not aware that Lesnar was going over in the bout. As noted, he was actually told that Undertaker was supposed to win.
As far as who else in the company knew ahead of time, that is hard to say. We can say for certain that Vince McMahon, Brock Lesnar, Undertaker, Paul Heyman, and likely Triple H and Stephanie McMahon all knew, but beyond that, it’s difficult to say.
ORIGINAL: The referee in the Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker match didn’t know the end result. We can confirm that Chad Patton was actually informed ahead of the match that The Undertaker would win, but complied with the rule given to all WWE referees. That rules is that if a wrestler does not kick out, you go ahead and finish with the three count as if it were exactly what was planned.
We can also report that Lesnar privately whispered “thank you” to The Undertaker immediately following the three count to express his gratitude for the honor of breaking the streak. Lesnar and Heyman also went with Vince McMahon to the hospital with ‘Taker. We’re told Vince was inside the ambulance while Lesnar and Heyman jumped in a vehicle and followed them to the hospital.
I also believe that it's almost certainly true that only Vince, taker, Brock, Paul, HHH and Steph knew. No way that was not gonna be leaked if anyone else did.
What are the chances Brock is one of the ones to induct Taker into the HoF when it happens ?
Actually curious to see who will induct Undertaker.There's a strong bond and friendship between Taker and Lesnar. Would love to have been a fly on the wall at the hospital.
What are the chances Brock is one of the ones to induct Taker into the HoF when it happens ?
There's a strong bond and friendship between Taker and Lesnar. Would love to have been a fly on the wall at the hospital.
Not very likely imo.
Actually curious to see who will induct Undertaker.
If Paul Bearer was still with us I would of thought he'd do it.
Maybe Kane?
Which is good. It seems either Brock is not the arsehole he used to be and has matured quite a bit. Or everything I have read about him is completely wrong.
I would say Kane. If not surely it would be Vince.
Which is good. It seems either Brock is not the arsehole he used to be and has matured quite a bit. Or everything I have read about him is completely wrong.
I'd say that they're on good terms now considering they've just worked together but the story I heard was that Taker said something about Brock to mutual friends and it got back to Brock.
On of the former writers that did that reddit Q&A said you'd be shocked at how nice and soft spoken Lesnar actually is behind the scenes.
I think it's a portrayal thing that hurts wrestlers. Cena looks like an alright bloke but from what I hear he can be an a-hole.
Just gotta look at lesnar in the UFC to see how arrogant he is though. The thing is he is huge, he's strong, and he can sure as hell back up anything his mouth spits out. To be fair if I was him is be an ass too
Zack Gowan (guy with one leg) also said that Brock was a super a nice guy and took care of him 1000% in the ring iirc.
It showed when he ****** him up
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Some of my earliest SD memories are of him getting his arse kicked.
I think a few more people knew by show time, hence the change in betting odds, also I originally read the referee found out before the match
I think every fan believed he was an arsehole and believed that he and Taker genuinely hated each other.