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#3 Shawn Micheals and The Undertaker raise a lot of questions
The Undertaker-Shawn Michaels segment on Raw was labeled as pointless by many wrestling fans and critics, but in an age where the WWE product is criticised for not being as good as 'the attitude era,' why should fans complain about this segment when they love to revel in the past?
And yeah, everyone knows that the reason WWE is putting so much effort into Triple H vs The Undertaker at their event in Austrailia is more due to the simple reason to sell more tickets, but at least they are putting some effort.
WWE is known for being disinterested in their narratives and match building, and they should be putting more effort into the crop of current day superstars than past their prime veterans, but one can't help but feel nostalgic when glaring at the sight of Undertaker and Shawn Micheals in the same ring again.
And with Undertaker telling Micheals that he is scared to face "The Phenom" as he ended his career, could WWE be hinting at an in-ring return for HBK? Maybe not, but leaving fans to fantasize at the idea is a job well done, and maybe the man to finally end Undertaker's career should be Micheals, as that would be poetic justice.
