Taker going out like Shaq on the Celtics

[g-ice]

That shyt was like watching the end of Logan.

Too depressing man

 

[Heelish]

Worst part is his final match accomplished nothing long term, the win does nothing to help Roman,the match itself wasn't some big draw

And it was a bad match which will not help the legacy of either man

That's what made it so great.

 

[Versa]

Tracy McGrady on The Knicks

 

[MrFirst2doit]

Worst part is his final match accomplished nothing long term, the win does nothing to help Roman,the match itself wasn't some big draw

Respectfully disagree....Taker might be
but ending his career at Mania still has a lot of cache based off who he is.. that's still a big deal

 

[Ripp]

Respectfully disagree....Taker might be
but ending his career at Mania still has a lot of cache based off who he is.. that's still a big deal

Only problem is they should have legit advertised it as a if you lose you retire match.. people would've been more invested

 

[MrFirst2doit]

Only problem is they should have legit advertised it as a if you lose you retire match.. people would've been more invested

Would of made it even more predictable than it already was...Austin's last match at 19 wasn't advertised as a final match...nor was Edges...in fact he even won then retired on raw the next night...it's not unprecedented

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

Finally, that old fukk put out to pasture.

 

[OVER]

So was the tombstone flub was supposed to lead to the pin?

How many times did Roman run back in fourth on those ropes before spearing Taker for the three? I thought Undertaker was going to give him a big boot, but he just speared him to end the match.The announcers sold it as Roman building up momentum but it seemed off Taker looked at Roman like what's next everytime he passed him.

 

[Golayitdown]

So was the tombstone flub was supposed to lead to the pin?

How times did Roman run back in fourth on those ropes before spearing Taker for the three, I thought Undertaker was going to give him a big boot, but he just speared him to end the match.The announcers sold it as Roman building up momentum but it seemed off Taker looked at Roman like what's next everytime he passed him.

I wish Roman would have said fukk it after the first missed tombstone reversal and did the full tombstone.

The whole match was off cause Taker was at least two full steps behind Roman most of the way through it.

 

[Rell Lauren]

Roman carried the Undertaker. After that botch, it looked like they were both confused as to what to do and winged it the rest of the way. The tombstone was supposed to end the match.

 

[Cartier Murphy]

They booked Goldberg/Brock so smartly and played to their strengths so well that the fact they didn't with Taker/Reigns is baffling.

 

[richaveli83]

KKKliq stans trying to hate. We know why

My mans bodied the KKKLIQ, D.X., Evolution and 1/2 of the Horsemen in a 27 year career ride

 

[TBdaGhost]

The tombstone was not supposed to end the match. It went on way too long after that and there were definate spots after that too

 

[richaveli83]

Only problem is they should have legit advertised it as a if you lose you retire match.. people would've been more invested

I think everyone watching at home and those that attended pretty much knew this was his last match.

 

[Ripp]

Would of made it even more predictable than it already was...Austin's last match at 19 wasn't advertised as a final match...nor was Edges...in fact he even won then retired on raw the next night...it's not unprecedented

The HBK vs Undertaker retirement match... was that predictable or did Hbk have you believing be could actually win this shyt... It's all about the performance