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#2 We don't need another retired wrestler to come back
Let's face it! Do we really need another match where The Undertaker faces someone who hasn't wrestled in ages?
Over the course of the past year, The Undertaker has wrestled John Cena, Shawn Michaels, and Goldberg for the sake of nostalgia and the fact that big matches like these still sell. But how will it benefit the current stars, many of whom are still dangling in the mid-card with no direction in sight?
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Not only do these matches end up being embarrassing snooze-fests, they also possess serious threats to legends who have no business wrestling at their age. Goldberg vs The Undertaker was heavily slammed by fans and critics alike. Goldberg's finisher almost ended up severely injuring The Undertaker. Plus, he was seen collapsing after the match in a disturbing clip. What we need instead is a young gun who can have a safe match against The Undertaker and reduce the chances of him getting seriously injured.
