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#9,101 ·
Im torn on Taker losing the streak. Part of me thinks its been built up for 20 years surely it would be a waste if it didnt have a pay off. The problem is i just dont know who you can have beat him at this point. The only idea I have is Cena doing it turning heel in the process by winning by destroying Taker with a steel chair.
 
#9,102 ·
Why do some people assume beating Taker at Mania will make you a megastar? It's a big deal, no doubt. But it's a big deal to wrestling fans and wrestling fans only. It won't draw in new watchers and/or make the wrestler who ended the streak a Hogan/Austin/Rock-level guy. Even fans of the wrestler won't say "all right, he ended Taker's streak; HE IS AWESOME. I will tune in to every single thing he does and buy all of his merchandise." Ending the streak will just disappoint a lot of fans.
 
#9,103 ·
Taker/Punk is a massive no for me. Just don't want to see it. I'm stuck on Lesnar or Cena for Taker and I don't care what anybody says lol. It's them or bust imo. Also, the streak should never end but that's just me. If there ever something in wrestling that would legitimately leave me truly speechless it would be witnessing the streak coming to an end. Honest to God I wouldn't know how to deal with that. Shocked would be an understatement lol.
 
#9,104 ·
Taker doesn't want to nor should retire with the streak intact.

That's not how the business works.

Anyway, i'd mark if Cena ended the streak as a babyface. The shitstorm would incredible.
 
#9,105 ·
In this instance I'd happily accept the legend going out on top. The streak is just special and I'd hate to see WWE fuck it up in some vain attempt to make a star. There is no right guy to hand that accolade to imo. Taker retires with the streak intact. If they want him to go out on a loss and put somebody over then they can do it at Survivor Series and let him go out the way he came in. Lesnar this year, Cena next year and then he rides off into the sunset. The perfect way to go out.
 
#9,108 ·
If what happened last night plays out logically and we get some rebel stable on our hands in Punk/Heyman/Rollins/Ambrose/Reigns coming in to wreck shit up and take over the company etc then they have an obvious feud staring them in the face with Punk/Hunter. They could include Brock in that stable too and declare war on the WWE's past or something because it's time for the future with Brock vying to end the Undertaker and be the ONE to send him packing and Punk vying to finish the job Brock started at Summerslam and end Triple H's career once and for all. Makes sense imo. Punk/Taker would be horrible and I stand by that. I couldn't even pretend to let myself believe Punk could end the streak lol. Just no.
 
#9,111 ·
The Attitude Era DVD/Blu-Ray Content Listing

Haven't seen this around anywhere and I'm really not sure if this is the right place to be posting this, but the full content listing was recently released for the Attitude Era DVD/Blu-Ray that comes out tomorrow.

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Disc 1
Documentary:

The Birth of Attitude
Entrance Music
D-Generation X
Austin vs. McMahon
Long-Arching Stories
Innovations
New Demographic
Critics
Expansion
Comedy
Wealth of Talent
The World Was Watching
Watershed Period

Jim Ross interviews Goldust & Marlena
Raw – Nov 3, 1997

Steve Austin Throws the InterContinental Championship Off A Bridge
Raw – Dec 15, 1997

Soldier of Love
Raw – May 4, 1998

Mr McMahon Presents Mankind with the WWE Hardcore Championship
Raw – Nov 2, 1998

Jim Ross Interviews Triple H
Sunday Night Heat – July 25, 1999

An Evening At The Friendly Tap
SmackDown! – Jan 20, 2000

Mae Young and the Acolyte Protection Agency
SmackDown! – Jan 27, 2000

“The Jug Band”
Judgment Day 2000

Triple H Trains Trish Stratus
SmackDown! – July 27, 2000

Edges Totally Awesome Birthday
Raw – Oct 30, 2000

The Rocks Message to His Hell in a Cell Opponents
Raw – Dec 4, 2000

GTV

Disc 2
Mike Tyson Joins DX
Raw – Mar 2, 1998

A New Beginning For D-Generation X
Raw – March 30, 1998

Sable vs. “Marvelous” Marc Mero
Raw – May 11, 1998

Nation of Degeneration
Raw – July 6, 1998

Brawl for All Match
Bart Gunn vs. “Dr Death” Steve Williams
Raw – July 27, 1998

Four Corners Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
The Undertaker & Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kane & Mankind vs. The New Age Outlaws vs. The Rock & Owen Hart
Raw – Aug 10, 1998

Lions Den Match
Ken Shamrock vs. Owen Hart
SummerSlam 1998

Finals of WWE Championship Tournament
The Rock vs. Mankind
Survivor Series 1998

The Rock & The Undertaker vs. Mankind & Stone Cold Steve Austin
Raw – Dec 7, 1998

Austin Gives The Corporation A Beer Bath
Raw – March 22, 1999

The Undertaker vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin
Raw – June 28, 1999

The Debut of Y2J
Raw – Aug 9, 1999

Disc 3
European & Intercontinental Championship Match
DLo Brown vs. Jeff Jarrett
SummerSlam 1999

Buried Alive Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
The Rock & Mankind vs. The Undertaker & Big Show
SmackDown! – Sept 9, 1999

Stone Cold & Jim Ross vs. Triple H & Chyna
Raw – Oct 11, 1999

Boss Mans Sympathy for Big Shows Dad
Raw – Nov 18, 1999

The Wedding of Stephanie McMahon & Andrew “Test” Martin
Raw – Nov 29, 1999

The Godfather & DLo Brown vs. Too Cool
SmackDown – Jan 27, 2000

WWE Hardcore Championship Match
Hardcore Holly vs. Crash Holly
Raw – March 27, 2000

WWE Championship Match
Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero
Raw – April 3, 2000

Steel Cage Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Rikishi vs. Val Venis
Fully Loaded 2000

Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match for the World Tag Team Championship
Edge & Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz
SummerSlam 2000

Hell in A Cell Match for the WWE Championship
Kurt Angle vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock vs. Undertaker vs. Triple H vs. Rikishi
Armageddon 2000

Special Features(Expected Best Buy Exclusive)
GTV – Al Snow & Head

Mae Young Gives Birth
Raw – Feb 28, 2000

WWE Womens Championship Match
Lita vs. Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley
Raw – June 12, 2000

The Dudley Boyz vs. The Hardy Boyz
Raw – July 17, 2000

Blu-Ray Exclusives
King of Kings Match
Ken Shamrock vs. Triple H vs. Owen Hart
Raw – June 29, 1998

The Oddities w/ Insane Clown Posse vs. The Headbangers
Raw – Sept 28, 1998

The Truth About Sammy
Raw – Jan 18, 1999

The Unholy Union of Stephanie McMahon & The Undertaker
Raw – April 26, 1999

The Rock vs. Val Venis
SmackDown – Oct 7, 1999

Survivor Series Elimination Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Kane & Shane McMahon vs. Triple H, X-Pac & The New Age Outlaws
SmackDown – Nov 4, 1999

WWE Hardcore Championship Match
Al Snow vs. Crash Holly
SmackDown – June 29, 2000

The Hardy Boyz & Lita vs. Perry Saturn, Eddie Guerrero & Dean Malenko
SmackDown – Nov 30, 2000

Chris Jericho & The Dudley Boyz vs. Kurt Angle, Edge & Christian
Raw – Dec 25, 2000

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I think it could have been a better selection of matches/segments, but I'm still stoked none the less!
 
#9,112 ·
Undertaker should NEVER lose at Wrestlemania, let alone to somebody that shouldn't even stand in the same ring as him like Punk. And if Punk would actually end the streak, I would sacrifice myself and personally book a flight to Chicago just to assassinate him. Okay, maybe not but seriously, Punk ending the streak will be the biggest tragedy in wrestling history.

Last night I only watched two of the SVS matches and the second one was the perfect example of why I'm better off not watching this terrible product. After teasing an Orton heel turn, the match ends in a shitty clean finish. I'm never again watching a full Raw or Smackdown anymore. Even when The Rock returns and during the Road to Wrestlemania, I'll just check out the parts I'm interested in.

Survivor Series 2012:
Sheamus vs Big Show - ***1/4 (Not as good as the first match but still good, the DQ swerve was unneeded and illogical, though.)
Team Foley vs Team Ziggler - ** (A let down because I expected SOMETHING and not a shitty clean finish. The match was nothing special while it lasted either. I didn't mind Ziggler being the sole survivor but Orton should have RKOed The Miz - who would be the last guy along with Orton and Ziggler - then proceeded to walk out, leading to a heel turn.)
 
#9,120 ·
Taker should skip WM 29, and put his shit together until WM 30. Until then, they can easily (over)hype Dean Ambrose as a crafty, psychotic maniac who's capable of doing ANYTHING for his agendas. So yeah, Taker/Ambrose for WM 30. CM Punk can fuck off.
 
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