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#1. Why were the WWE legends invited to The Undertaker's Final Farewell?
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There were many legends in attendance last night to say farewell to The Undertaker after three decades in the business. The likes of Kane, Mick Foley, Shawn Michaels, Savio Vega, Shane McMahon, Triple H, and many more were all given their own entrances to the ring where they all clapped and then left.
Vince McMahon then delivered a promo before The Undertaker himself was given the greatest sendoff that the company could currently present, given the current restrictions.
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It just begs the question of why WWE brought out so many legends just to stand around the sides of the ring and then exit? The Farewell didn't make a lot of sense. Surely if The Deadman came to the ring first and then the stars came out after, they could have said their own farewell's as they did with Ric Flair?
It's unclear what WWE was looking to achieve with the legends. The company obviously wanted them there for a reason but currently, it's not an obvious one.
