5 Reasons Undertaker vs Sting would be a huge mistake

#2 The match is bound to be a disaster

This match will end up disappointing fans

Let's face it!

it has been a long time since Undertaker had a good match. At this point, he has turned into a nostalgia act who still gets better pops than the majority of the WWE roster. But is that enough? WWE was aware of this fact at last year's WrestleMania, and thus we got a very short Undertaker vs John Cena match.

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Since then, The Phenom has wrestled in Saudi Arabia on several occasions, with every single bout being a disappointment. A visibly old Undertaker vs a possibly injured Sting screams nothing but a disaster at this point. What's the point of this match, if it's bound to be bad, and would end up disappointing the fans more than they would have been had the match never happened?

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Abhilash Mendhe is a pro wrestling journalist at Sportskeeda with nearly five years of experience. He completed his MBA from the Symbiosis Institute of Telecom Management in 2016 and worked with multiple banking institutions, including Tech Mahindra. While he started writing WWE articles for Sportskeeda in 2019 as a hobby, it eventually became a significant part of his professional journey.

Abhilash checks his articles thrice before sending them to the editing team, ensuring his work is highly accurate and reliable.

He has interviewed prominent pro wrestling personalities like Noam Dar, Angry Miz Girl, Brendan Cobbina, and Jesse Lambert. Abhilash is a big fan of AEW star Orange Cassidy, as he believes the former International Champion’s on-screen gimmick of an extremely lazy guy resonates with him.

Given the opportunity to script WWE’s next big storyline, Abhilash would treat fans to the second installment of The Bloodline Civil War. He would book Roman Reigns to re-form The Bloodline with The Usos and Sami Zayn upon his comeback. The angle would see The Tribal Chief-led group go head-to-head with The Rock, Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Jacob Fatu in a blockbuster family feud.

When not reporting on pro wrestling, Abhilash likes to work out, go on walks, read, and explore new eateries.

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