I think I'm in love with AJ.
Pah, Paige >>>>>>>>> AJ.
On which note, Paige follows me on twitter
Putting Ambrose over would be a wet dream! Though one last fight (punk would be a good wrestler to bring him through it) then retire with the streak intact would be great.
Punk would be perfect to carry Taker, just as he did Rock at the Rumble, relatively speaking he's not made though, and I'll come back to that one.
My take on the whole Taker thing is that he should give this Wrestlemania a miss. If they're still not sure whether he can physically do it, it's best to be on the safe side and just let him rest. He's obviously in bad shape.
I see what you mean, what with Mania 30 being the perfect time to bow out, at one of the bigger Mania's, but there's surely a very real question as to whether he'll be capable next year, if he isn't this year.
Also, we're only a month and a bit away from Wrestlemania. Is that really enough time to build a match for him, assuming he returns after Elimination Chamber?
I'd say so.
RAW: Punk, I have the best streak in WWE History
.... Gong
Match set, people are interested, job done.
Yeah, that. The bigger problem is having a back-up storyline for Punk to be in at Mania that can be built up quickly if Taker isn't available.
Wrestlemania just wouldn't be the same without Undertaker. Even with Rock and Lesnar's starpower, it would still be lacking.
This is a major part of the problem, this view. These part time guys are currently the ones everyone's looking forward to for Mania, where's the talk about what Alberto is going to be doing? Or D Bry? Or Wade? Or Cesaro? This is just as, if not more important, they need people to take an interest in these guys, tobe the HHHs, the Rocks, the Undertakers of the future.
This is kinda the point I was alluding to on Punk before too, you may say Punk has made it, but will he draw in the casual fan? No, he's not made it to those levels, and say beating Taker, that puts a MASSIVE focus on him, as a regular, and those casual fans have someone to know, and follow to an extent. Shows him off as the companies superstar (which he absolutely is).