[Carcass]

WM 29 - Daniel Bryan gets revenge on Taker for retiring the guy that trained him, and challenges the streak. DB goes over after hitting the sweet chin music and pinning Taker.

[Small Potatos]

Kane ends the streak

[Johnny_XTREME]

Originally Posted by Carcass

WM 29 - Daniel Bryan gets revenge on Taker for retiring the guy that trained him, and challenges the streak. DB goes over after hitting the sweet chin music and pinning Taker.

Your posts always make me laugh. Most of Bryan marks toned down already and are actually reasonable yet you still praise him like a God and want him to go over everybody, even wrestlers who are miles better than he could ever be (not in terms of just wrestling ability but overall).

Back to topic, Undertaker definitely should face Cena before he retires. But his last WM match should be against Sting. Those two need to face off before one of 'em retires.

[The Pied Piper]

Originally Posted by mcc4374

I can see only a handful of people in pro wrestling who are 'big' enough to face Taker at WM.

Sting - A dream match for the IWC including myself. I know Sting isn't as good a worker as he was years ago, but just thinking of WCW's equivalent of The Undertaker standing across the ring at WrestleMania is chilling. Unfortunately the chances of this happening is very small indeed, but wrestling is less predictable than we think. Who knows?

The Rock - Another one of the qualified guys to face Taker. I doubt the anticipation for this would be as high as Vs Cena WM28, but I'm certain it would be a better match. Again it's unlikely, as Rock will probably be all over the WWE title in the ME match.

Cena - The majority want this the most, and so they should. On the entire full-time roster right now, Cena should be next in line. It's very rare to watch 1 on 1 Undertaker/Cena matches, that last I can remember was at a house show in 2006 which Khali interfered in. Could seem like a legit threat if Cena's booked strongly months in advance.

Brock - Much like the Rock. IF he actually works WM he'll probably be used in a different capacity. His loss to Cena hurt him though, and he may not even come back.

Austin - IMO the biggest of them all. A titan match involving the biggest star of the AE against the biggest star of WrestleMania. Chances are extremely slim since if Austin was to come back, he'd likely be putting over Punk or Cena, since he seems to be that kind of guy. Again only time will tell.

Magnificent choices!

Let's hope Taker will never have another Wrestlemania rematch in the future, there's simply too many big names to ignore only for the sake of re-adding old names!

[Emberdon]

Retirement should be at Survivor Series.

[The Pied Piper]

Originally Posted by Emberdon

Retirement should be at Survivor Series.

[StoneRockSvgTaker]

I think Brock and Cena are the only good choices left really.

For Brock, Taker should interrupt him during a promo and make the challenge. They have the history and Taker would want redemption for being dominated by Brock a decade earlier.

For Cena, I say turn Taker heel. I don't honestly think most people will boo Taker except maybe the kids, but have him screw Cena out of the WWE title at Elimination Chamber and force him to face him at Mania to prove himself. Just seems like a heelish thing to do, plus if he turns this way, he can be a little bit more vicious. The only problem is that a heel Taker beating Cena clean seems unlikely, but oh well.

[Emberdon]

Originally Posted by The Pied Piper

Whats the problem? You cant retire him at mania. That would mean end of the streak.

[Hazaq]

Originally Posted by Wsupden

I still think Sting is gonna have a one off match against Taker somewhere down the line.

Sting is washed up.

[The Pied Piper]

Originally Posted by Emberdon

Whats the problem? You cant retire him at mania. That would mean end of the streak.

The problem?

1. Survivor Series no longer holds any significance to The Undertaker as much as Wrestlemania does. This is a PPV that was almost killed several years ago for God's sake. Just because Taker started there doesn't mean he has to finish there. HBK started at a house show, did he retire at a house show? And The Rock started at Survivor Series too, but I have never seen anyone saying he should retire at Survivor Series "where he started".

2. Whoever said he has to lose his last match? He'll retire with a win just like Edge, Goldberg, Trish, and Warrior did.