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The app just posted this:

"Join Mr McMahon, 'Stone Cold' and more for a groundbreaking announcement, LIVE on the WWE app, Wednesday at 9:30pm ET"

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eh i dunno

That botched move by Goldberg was tough to watch.

Itssoeasy

eh i dunno wrote: »

That botched move by Goldberg was tough to watch.

Yeah taker was blessed that wasn't worse. Michelle McCool comes across very well in this documentary.

ThePott

Anyone else getting the feeling that this was commissioned with the idea that AJ vs Undertaker would be his last match but because it became a cinematic match it's not going to be his final match anymore?

CastorTroy

Was it episode 2 where they showed him complimenting AJ and saying he would want a match with him? And now this episode, they seem to be on good terms with one another.
Wonder how he gets on with Daniel Bryan.
One thing that does make me smile is seeing Miz always seeming to get on with him after the stories before of how the likes of JBL used to treat him

The Ayatolla

Yeah he mentions AJ reminded him of Shawn Michaels.

The Miz always had the last laugh over JBL.

montyrebel

if he had still been alive, Paul bearer would have inducted him imo

razorblunt

ThePott wrote: »

Anyone else getting the feeling that this was commissioned with the idea that AJ vs Undertaker would be his last match but because it became a cinematic match it's not going to be his final match anymore?

I get that impression too, I definitely don't think he'll leave it at the cinematic match anyway.

ThePott

That's sort of my problem with the doc. It's well made and a fascinating insight and all but it feels like it lacks a purpose. Seems like it was filmed with the idea of it capturing the end of Undertaker's career. Yet the cycle seems to be that he has a good match and thinks he's still got it or has a bad match and has to redeem himself, starting the whole process again. It's really more about a man who can't stop and has likely missed out on perfect opportunities to do so. I don't see how the last episode can play out with any sense of closure, interested to see it though.

PTH2009

ThePott wrote: »

That's sort of my problem with the doc. It's well made and a fascinating insight and all but it feels like it lacks a purpose. Seems like it was filmed with the idea of it capturing the end of Undertaker's career. Yet the cycle seems to be that he has a good match and thinks he's still got it or has a bad match and has to redeem himself, starting the whole process again. It's really more about a man who can't stop and has likely missed out on perfect opportunities to do so. I don't see how the last episode can play out with any sense of closure, interested to see it though.

Maybe he will announce his retirement in the last episode

ThePott

Survivor Series would be a decent end point?
Although I do wonder if after the Boneyard Match he feels like that is a way he can continue the character and not retire.

SureYWouldntYa

This years Survivor Series would be 30 years since his debut

But it has to Wrestlemania he finishes at after a Hall of Fame induction the night before ala Ric Flair

I'd like to see him in a proper match against AJ Styles at Summerslam, before a match at Survivor Series, the Rumble and finally Mania sees him bow out for good. Having several matches will keep him fresh you'd hope

I hated how beat up he was pre the Reigns match and then we see him get battered with a chair, there's no good reason for him to be taking chair shots like that or being put through a table like he was another time I can't remember

ThePott

I reckon he was going to retire at the Mania just gone but the pandemic threw a spanner in the works.

PTH2009

Don't think I'm emotionally ready for the last episode of the taker documentary

undertaker fan 88

PTH2009 wrote: »

Don't think I'm emotionally ready for the last episode of the taker documentary

Join the club I'm actually afraid to watch it

Itssoeasy

I watched it and good god I wished I hadn't. I won't spoil anything specific just to say it's very reflective at times and he talks about his parents and his siblings come up.

PTH2009

Feck ya Facebook

undertaker fan 88

I just finished it. One of wwes best shows. Enjoy everyone

SureYWouldntYa

I'll tag the below but it isn't really a spoiler, more general discussion

Among the fact this is how many times he's said it's the last one, I can see an old school guy like Taker wanting to go out on his back. Among the reasons I'm surprised Styles didn't beat him at Mania

undertaker fan 88

SureYWouldntYa wrote: »

I'll tag the below but it isn't really a spoiler, more general discussion
Among the fact this is how many times he's said it's the last one, I can see an old school guy like Taker wanting to go out on his back. Among the reasons I'm surprised Styles didn't beat him at Mania

Theres no reason for him to go again tho. He wanted go out in a match he was proud of and he seemed it with that one. It feels so right it was amazing

SureYWouldntYa

undertaker fan 88 wrote: »

Theres no reason for him to go again tho. He wanted go out in a match he was proud of and he seemed it with that one. It feels so right it was amazing

Same could be said about a half dozen matches and was said over the course of the documentary. The brother dying might actually give him a different perspective now, but he'll give it one more go I think

I thought the stop start nature of the cinematic match would help him physically, but as he said it actually makes things worse. My prediction now is one final in ring match in front of a crowd, probably Styles

PTH2009

Powerful and emotional thank you taker for the memories

Lucky enough to see him in person at a house show in Dublin in 2009

One of the all time greats and looking forward to seeing him go into the HOF

undertaker fan 88

PTH2009 wrote: »

Powerful and emotional thank you taker for the memories

Lucky enough to see him in person at a house show in Dublin in 2009

One of the all time greats and looking forward to seeing him go into the HOF

Was lucky myself to be at mania 26 for his match v HBK and for the last few manias. Hes the G.O.A.T

CastorTroy

I'll tag my comments as well

If that's it, I don't see the documentary being the end in that sense. I'd say he'll make a last appearance in the ring to officially announce his retirement. Sadly no crowd and a lot of his peers won't be there for it

JP Liz V1

#ThankYouTaker

gerrybbadd

undertaker fan 88 wrote: »

Was lucky myself to be at mania 26 for his match v HBK and for the last few manias. Hes the G.O.A.T

Was there myself, and was very lucky to be at the following Smackdown, ringside, to see him up close - to feel the heat from his Pyro etc. He was in a dark match vs Punk, who was doing the SES at the time. Lots of goofing etc, very enjoyable. Taker, at the very top of his game, in awesome shape.

jaykhunter

Just to note last WWE dropped some 1989 episodes of Prime Time Wrestling! (Oct-Dec)

Jeez i miss the kayfabe and how simple wrestling used to be.

WWEfansince90s

Hi guys, I’m getting the following error when clicking on a video and when clicking on the ‘In Ring’ tab on the top:

Sorry
Could not load content properly

Is anyone else getting this error? It was working fine until a couple of hours ago!

Thanks.

bot43

WWEfansince90s wrote: »

Hi guys, I’m getting the following error when clicking on a video and when clicking on the ‘In Ring’ tab on the top:

Sorry
Could not load content properly

Is anyone else getting this error? It was working fine until a couple of hours ago!

Thanks.

Ya pretty much nothing was loading for me on a firestick

Insect Overlord

Mark Henry's episode of the Broken Skull Sessions is up on the Network today. So far so good. Nice to hear from the man on his own after hearing some of his stories on Table For Three.

gerrybbadd

Insect Overlord wrote: »

Mark Henry's episode of the Broken Skull Sessions is up on the Network today. So far so good. Nice to hear from the man on his own after hearing some of his stories on Table For Three.

The continuity was killing me when i watched it last night. Steve asks a question at the start, mark looks fine, then the camera pans back and he's dripping in sweat. And it continued that way, between sweaty and dry for the whole thing