Does Undertaker have the perfect professional wrestling career?

[Rell84shots]

I mean...the first 7 years of Undertaker were the most boring matches possible. He's not known at all outside of wrestling. He's missed 3-4 months every year he was active due to injuries. Is a dude that nonfans point to as why wrestling is stupid.

fukking retarded

 

[Honga Ciganesta]

Gotta be the this guy, pictured getting his biggest win and sustaining his undefeated streak

 

[MrSinnister]

I don't know, man, I think I'm gonna give Taker the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the legitimacy of his injuries. Over twenty-five years in the business, a lot of times working against big dudes, takes its toll. Vacations or not.

The 90's were pretty big, and maybe sports medicine didn't take off until 2003.

He is one of those White supremacist bikers who are usually milking disability and insurance scams tho (if it's fair for morons to call the GOAT st0rmfr0nt Steve, then Biker Taker is a Hell's Angel you c00ns).

 

[stro]

I'm not saying I disagree, but I'm beginning to wonder why so many people cling to this argument. Nas wasn't a crossover star but that doesn't mean you can't make a case for him being the greatest. He's a star to the people that matters, the fans.

In the context of "perfect career" I think it is a valid thing to talk about. HE made money, but was never a big money maker for his company.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

In the context of "perfect career" I think it is a valid thing to talk about. HE made money, but was never a big money maker for his company.

you don't think anyone has ever paid to see undertaker?

you think taker is a multi millionaire because he DIDN'T make the company any money?

 

[stro]

What I'm saying is even people in the business and company somehow got blinded into thinking Taker's a giant star. He wasn't. He isn't. But 20 years of being told he is convinced all the people watching that he was.

 

[CM_Burns]

He never had that clear #1 top guy run like a Cena or Lex Luger

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

He never had that clear #1 top guy run like a Cena or Lex Luger

Even in 97, where he probably had his longest reign as champ. Austin mainevented more PPV's than Taker did, from winning the title WM13 till he dropped it at SSlam.

 

[stro]

Deadbreh didn't even main event the PPV named after him. As champion.

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

Dude's body is breaking down. I would say that sting is closer to having the perfect career than taker.

 

[Reggie]

He may not have had the most perfect career but most consistent is another thing. He has been relevant since 1990 and fans still want to see him to this day. That has to mean something that he has lasted this long with the Deadman gimmick.

 

[TheGodling]

He's definitely up there, but the fact that he's still wrestling when his body is clearly starting to give up on him is probably gonna cost him.

 

[R=G]

He's stayed around too long and he should of fought that streak ending AT LEAST till the end of his career. But he's been over big time since he turned face in 92.

 

[Osmosis]

Taker's wrestled too long, I would hate to be in the business for nearly thirty years

Rock has clearly had the best deal, was in the company for five or six years and left to an even bigger opportunity

 

[Osmosis]

I mean...the first 7 years of Undertaker were the most boring matches possible. He's not known at all outside of wrestling. He's missed 3-4 months every year he was active due to injuries. Is a dude that nonfans point to as why wrestling is stupid.

i hate this guy but he does have a point