WWE TWEETS: Forever Immortalized.
The crowd for Wrestlemania 38: The attendance for tonight was announced: 77,899.
DO UNDERTAKERS CRY?
When they get hall of fame awards, they just may..
Tag: undertaker
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30 years ago: The night the Undertaker beat Hulk Hogan
A few days ago, wrestling legend Ric Flair revealed that Hulk Hogan’s health was deteriorating..
So we stroll back to his heyday: Survivor Series 1991, the night when the Undertaker stripped Hulkster of his WWF title belt.. WITH THE HELP OF COURSE OF FLAIR
When you watch the Undertaker’s final tombstone move, you can also see it could be the fakest wrestling finishing move in the history of TV.. such a bad angle for a badly sold moment!
But it also led to tears among the youngest in the audience!
Children in the arena and at home were suddenly move to weep: Their hero was broken .. all the prayers and vitamins didn’t help..
So that, coupled with Vince McMahon’s desire to establish more than its usual 4 pay per views a year, led to THIS TUESDAY IN TEXAS just a few days later when Hogan drove the scary Undertaker back to hell.. kind of.. The president, “Jack Tunney,” was able to stop the match when Hogan used the Undertaker’s urn ashes against him.. and the title was put up for grabs at the Royal Rumble a month later.
A brilliant early Vince McMahon move to build and keep interest..
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#Undertaker30
So many people remember watching the Undertaker throughout the 1990s and 2000s, and that is why tonight’s nights final appearance by the star on WWE Survivor Series was poignant .. 30 years. What a run!4
During the year where it seemed only the bad could happen, another death knell occurred as the casket has been closed on a 30 year career by the rest of Star.
True wrestling fans will recall the time he stripped Hulk Hogan of the WWF title, only for the holster to regain the championship at Tuesday night in Texas.
Interestingly that was also a survivor series in history.
This is truly the end of an era, something monumental and wrestling.
Long live the man of the dead. Long live Mark William Calaway.
