The OS WWE 'Dirt' Thread

[PVarck31]

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I don't see Undertaker wrestling again. I think that's almost obvious after tonight?

[MichaelAngeloTMNT]

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The "ways" to see it.

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This was totally Undertaker's choice. He wanted to lose, not sure why, but he did. I was laughing at the stories of Brock changed scripts...No, he did not. Something was odd last night.

The first, I think most of WWE knew and that's why they put the Divas match after it so the fans could come down from the feeling of the Undertaker losing. Why else would the Divas match go after Takers?

2. It could be a possibility that only two people knew the streak was going to be over. Lesnar and Taker, Heyman seemed more surprised than usual.

3. Only Taker knew the whole time and wanted Brock to beat him. This was 100%, Undertaker's choice. He could have went through with the piledriver at the end, but LET Lesnar reverse it to a F5. Maybe Lesnar didn't know that it was the end. Ok, so maybe Lesnar didn't deserve to beat the streak, but Paul Heyman does.

4. I'm beginning to think that the Undertaker doesn't want to face Sting. If he wanted to face Sting this year, it would have been done last night. I'm sure he respects Sting, but something happened right before Brock came back. This was the worst leadup to any "BIGTIME" match that I can remember. Something had to have happened and that Sting and Taker couldn't agree to the outcome. Who knows, maybe, Vince wanted Sting to beat the streak and Undertaker took it into his own hands.

Just My Opinion.

[King_B_Mack]

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http://whatculture.com/wwe/wwe-undertaker-wanted-lose-brock-lesnar-wrestlemania.php

[DonkeyJote]

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I was always one that felt that Taker wouldn't want to retire with the steak intact. So I'm not surprised in that sense. But at the same time, I am. It's probably time for this to happen. He gets injured almost every year at Mania. I believe he felt good after last year's match, but then got hurt after the match with the Shield. And he reportedly spent the night in a hospital last night.

Btw, I didn't think his match was the worst of the night. Cena-Wyatt was awful. But it still was not up to the standards of either guy.

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[ProfessaPackMan]

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I never knew what whatculture.com was until today.

[King_B_Mack]

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I never knew what whatculture.com was until today.

Same hahaha. The story showed up in my Facebook newsfeed though.

[jmillhimes]

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Oh wow

After last nights Wrestlemania, The undertaker was taken via Ambulance to a
local Hospital with Concussion like Symptoms. It was rumored both Paul Heyman
and Brock Lesnar rode with the dead man to the hospital. Stay tuned for more
details

Hmmm... He did look off last night after the match. Classy move on Brocks part as well

[jmillhimes]

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Check out the article written by wrestling inc.

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The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not
reflect the opinions of WrestlingInc. or its staff.



After 21 consecutive matches at WrestleMania without a single loss, we now
can say - the streak is done.

Was it to push a rising star? Nope. Was it to give the Undertaker
a positive send-off? Nope. Was it even at the conclusion of a good match? Nope.

This was one of the worst possible ways to break the Undertaker's
WrestleMania streak. The entire time, I was waiting for the match to reach some
kind of fever pitch, but it flatlined every time. This was the second
decade-themed WrestleMania that Lesnar bombed in a match (XX vs. Goldberg), but
this one he achieved a feat that no one else could.

Sadly, this was the worst match of the night. Yes, even the thrown-together
Divas Invitational and Andre the Giant battle royal matches were better. There
were a number of miscues, the match dynamic was just awful, and the match was
lifeless and lethargic for most of the time. Brock
Lesnar does not have the ability to carry the limitations that Undertaker
has. That is why many worried that this match was not going to be very good, but
the build-up created an illusion that it was going to be. Unfortunately, it was
just an illusion.

Winning this match does absolutely nothing for Brock Lesnar. He has the
ability to become WWE World Heavyweight
Champion at a drop of a dime, so it does not create some kind of meteoric rise.
It is a bell that you can never unring, so we had to indulge the streak being
broken in such a anti-climactic and lackluster way.

Forget Roman
Reigns, Cesaro or Bray Wyatt -
the three superstars of the future that could have catapulted their career to
unchartered heights by defeating the Undertaker. Instead, in someone's mind,
Brock Lesnar was the perfect choice to defeat the Undertaker at WrestleMania.
Mind you - this is not 2002 Brock Lesnar. It is a stiffer, less athletic 2014
version.

And what about the projected matches at WrestleMania against Sting
and John
Cena? Forget about it. There is no reason for the Undertaker to even step
foot in a WrestleMania ring again. The streak was his lifeline. Now it has been
pulled. Therefore, his WrestleMania career is dead. Both Sting and John Cena
could have been billed as legitimate threats to Undertaker's streak, but in the
end, Taker would have found a way to keep the streak alive for good.

WWE could have had a Rocky Marciano. Instead, they chose the route of Wichita
State. All for $9.99.
Here's to 21 wins (and 1 loss).<!--INFOLINKS_OFF-->

[Mercury112491]

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That reads like a reaction article from an internet know-it-all. Yes the match wasn't all that great. But a lot of that was Taker. He looked awful from the get go. If you take the time to think about though. Brock was a good choice to end the streak IF it had end this year. Only thing I agree with is that I wish the match had been better. Even the in match psychology, which is what should have carried this match, was poor.

[jmillhimes]

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That reads like a reaction article from an internet know-it-all. Yes the match wasn't all that great. But a lot of that was Taker. He looked awful from the get go. If you take the time to think about though. Brock was a good choice to end the streak IF it had end this year. Only thing I agree with is that I wish the match had been better. Even the in match psychology, which is what should have carried this match, was poor.

No I agree. I dont have a problem with brock being part time or ending the streak. The match was bad. Probably worse in the evening. I really do hope we dont see Taker vs Sting next year. I was one all for it a few weeks back but after this, I would cry to see them in the ring wrestling each other.

[OSUFan_88]

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It's pretty clear to me now, Taker really wanted Brock to beat the streak. It's too bad we couldn't get it earlier in both of their careers, but Brock was always meant to be the guy to beat the streak.

Honestly, who in the history of Wrestling has been more physically imposing than Brock Lesnar? It makes sense.

[jmillhimes]

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It's pretty clear to me now, Taker really wanted Brock to beat the streak. It's too bad we couldn't get it earlier in both of their careers, but Brock was always meant to be the guy to beat the streak.

Honestly, who in the history of Wrestling has been more physically imposing than Brock Lesnar? It makes sense.

has taker ever beat brock?

[BDKiiing]

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There is absolutely no way that the ending to that match was not decided before Brock walked through gorilla. They wouldn't have gone out if there was no ending planned.

[jmillhimes]

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There is absolutely no way that the ending to that match was not decided before Brock walked through gorilla. They wouldn't have gone out if there was no ending planned.

Yeah. The story hit last night about an hour before Brock and Taker hit the ring. Vegas odds reversed and Brock was favored. The story originally broke backstage around 6pm CT. Then word hit Vegas and Odds went from Taker to Brock.

[jmillhimes]

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WWE stock is currently down over $5 per share (over 18%) after WWE released the
numbers for the WWE Network this morning. As noted, they are currently at
667,287, not including potential failures to comply with subscription terms and
six month commitment.<!--INFOLINKS_OFF-->

WOW!! I wouldnt think its that low?? My wife and I were talking yesterday and figured maybe 1.5 million Subscribers