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December 27, 2015

The Undertaker Will Call It Quits

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He has done it all. He has won championships, faced off against legends and even had his streak broken. The Undertaker is going to hang it up at WrestleMania 32. In Dallas, Texas is the best spot and on the biggest (literally) stage ever. When I look at the latter parts of 2015, they celebrated his legacy like it was his last hurrah. Undertaker week on the WWE Network was a sneak peek into what I think is going to be his last match. WrestleMania 32 should be it for The Undertaker and a beginning for someone else to take his spot on the grand stage. Undertaker vs. John Cena. A match like this deserves the final spot and looking at the rest of the roster, this is imminent.

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