Hall of Famer believes WWE should not have ended The Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak, wishes tragically passed away star did it

Kevin Nash believes Bray Wyatt should have been the one to end The Undertaker's streak at WrestleMania.

Hall of Famer believes WWE should not have ended The Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak, wishes tragically passed away star did it

The Undertaker (via WWE)

WrestleMania has been a Showcase of Immortals, which delivers some of the biggest matches of the year. Almost a decade ago, The Undertaker‘s legendary streak also used to be part of the show. However, the streak came to an end at WrestleMania 30. Recently, WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash expressed his views on Undertaker’s streak and opined that Brock Lesnar was not the right man to end it; instead, it should have been the late Bray Wyatt.

On the Kliq This podcast, Nash stated that the streak should not have ever ended in the first place. He supported his statement by saying that it might have worked as a 10-minute attractive package for WrestleMania’s going forward. Moreover, the Hall of Famer added that even if WWE wanted to break the streak, The Eater of the Worlds was the rightful candidate to do it.

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That streak, there was no upside to ever doing anything with that, because every WrestleMania you have, going forward, you had a 10-minute package about that streak … that was something that was special, there was no reason to beat Mark. If anybody was going to beat ‘Taker, it should have been Bray.
Kevin Nash on Kliq This

In fact, The Undertaker has faced Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania 31. The two stars went toe-to-toe at the Grandest Stage of Them All in a marquee match. Many veterans have stated in the past that they have felt that The Beast Incarnate didn’t need that win at WrestleMania 30. However, an emerging star like Wyatt would have benefited big time from that particular win.

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The Undertaker’s streak was a prestigious part of WrestleMania until 2014. In essence, there have been only two superstars who have beaten the Deadman at the Show of Shows: Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. As for Bray Wyatt, he tragically passed away last year, which was a hard-hitting turn of events for the professional wrestling world.

The Undertaker has one golden advice of today’s talents

The Undertaker is a professional wrestling veteran. He has been a part of the business for over three decades. After spending these golden years of wrestling, The Deadman has ample knowledge in him. From this knowledge, the Phenom expressed golden advice for today’s talent in the company.

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The Undertaker (via Wrestling Inc.)

On his Six Feet Under Podcast, the WWE Hall of Famer stated that to him, it feels like the superstars should not risk their bodies as much as they are putting them on the line. He advised them to focus more on the storytelling and characters. The Phenom went on to say that today’s generation is not going to have a career like his in terms of longevity. Therefore, making an impact with deep storytelling might help them to solidify their characters.

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These guys are so athletic, off the chart athleticism, they go out there and they give 110% every time on TV and everything like that, I just wish, if they can get a little bit more aspect of the storytelling, they'll realize that they won't have to take as many chances with their body.
The Undertaker on Six Feet Under

Moreover, the Deadman praised the athleticism of the talent today. He added that that star gave their all for an amazing performance in the ring. Besides, The Undertaker has great knowledge in terms of professional wrestling. Recently, he spoke about the casket matches in WWE. It is going to be interesting to see the next appearance of the legend in WWE.

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