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Wtf he gonna go without the gimmick
He'll go into politics as well, to start that 'Brothers Of Republican' run with Mayor Kane
Wtf he gonna go without the gimmick
Imagine someone who works as fast as Finn slowing down his pace to wrestle Taker
The Big Red RetardsHe'll go into politics as well, to start that 'Brothers Of Republican' run with Mayor Kane
Nah - they've gotta let :misuz: catch that body.
That was a terrible send off. A feud thrown together a month earlier about basically nothing with an opponent the crowd wanted nothing to do with? The proper sendoff was the 2011-12 angle he was working. End of an eraHe had it 2 years ago
We noted back in October how The Undertaker would be making his first non-WWE appearances in the UK for a three-night tour with Inside The Ropes. Dates announced for the "Rise of The Taker" tour are April 30 in London, May 1 in Glasgow and May 2 in Manchester.
The Dead Man's first non-WWE appearance will actually come just a few days earlier on Sunday, April 28 at a "For The Love of Wrestling" convention in Liverpool. Taker will be appearing at the convention along with several WWE Hall of Famers including Ric Flair, Bret Hart, Booker T, Lita, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and other wrestling stars, such as Christian and Eric Bischoff.
Tickets for the convention appearance are still available. Photo-op session tickets for the convention are $151.00. All tickets for the three-night tour from Inside The Ropes have been sold out for some time.
As noted, Taker made news today after removing WWE references from his social media accounts, which he's using more often these days. Taker replaced those references with an e-mail address for business inquiries & appearance bookings. It will be very interesting to see how often Taker chooses to accept bookings for non-WWE appearances. This does not mean he will be wrestling for any other promotion.
Taker's WrestleMania 35 status is reportedly up in the air after Dave Meltzer recently reported in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that The Dead Man was not planned for a top WrestleMania match at last word, but that those matches were subject to adjustment.
That was the PERFECT send-off for that Trump supporting POS.That was a terrible send off. A feud thrown together a month earlier about basically nothing with an opponent the crowd wanted nothing to do with?