WRESTLEMANIA 31 IS WYATT'S MILLION DOLLAR BELT

Let's go back to when Macho Man Randy Savage won the WWE Championship. Something that is said to have happened after Honky Tonk Man refused to drop the Intercontinental Championship, which led to Vince giving the WWE Championship to Macho Man. Which was supposed to go to Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase (Sr.). All of this would lead to the creation of the WWE Million Dollar Championship. Not sure if this was ever fully confirmed though. Regardless.

How does this relate to Bray Wyatt? Well, who else has been as "over" with the fans for the past couple years? Other than Daniel Bryan of course, Bray Wyatt has had "the whole world in his hands". Daniel has tasted gold of course, and has even been in the main event of Wrestlemania. Wyatt, not so much. And much like WWE Hall Of Famer Ted Dibiase Sr., Bray is being rewarded with something other than the WWE Championship. Bray Wyatt is receiving a match with The Undertaker at Wrestlemania 31.

Some may be saying; "Who cares? The streak is over." Understandably. Most felt that an up and comer should have received that honor over someone like Brock Lesner. However, there are those who feel that Brock being in this for the money, made him the perfect person to take the massive "heat" that followed. Now, Bray Wyatt is in a position to be put over, or ever just have an amazing match with The Phenom, but with zero negative possibilities. This is somewhat more than what The Streak was. This could be a "passing of the torch" moment.

One thing is for sure, this is could be one of the best Wrestlemania moments ever. Even so much, as to make us forget about wanting Undertaker Vs Sting. Throw in the amount of preparation Undertaker puts into his Wrestlemania matches, as well as possibly wanting to "make it up to" the fans. Well, the ones who feel they need redemption.


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THE DEADMAN WILL RISE AGAIN!

Was Wrestlemania XXX the last we will see of The Undertaker? It could have been. However, there is a good chance that we haven't seen the last of The Phenom. The Streak may have ended, and he only returned the last few years to perform at Wrestlemania, but isn't he "more" than just The Streak? A character, and more importantly, a man who deserves a better send off as well? Even if we were to say that he is too banged up to go on his own anymore, there are ways to work around this. One would think an Undertaker after a broken streak would be a dangerous Undertaker. His level of respect with both the fans and boys in the back is high enough for him to go on a rampage through the roster without taking any bumps, or light ones if need be. Culminating with a worthy send off at the event in which The Undertaker was born, Survivor Series.
With Kane dropping the corporate gimmick and returning to the mask, included with the recent Attitude Era resurgence, even a Brothers Of Destruction reunion could help Taker get to again, Survivor Series. Personally, would start this reunion/farewell tour off with The Brothers Of Destruction double choke slamming Brock Lesner through the ring. Either that, or the imploding ring gimmick, which occurred when Brock superplexed Big Show back in the day. Would Kane also not make sense to be the one to send Undertaker off? Lesner may have been most worthy to end The Streak, then perhaps his "brother" is most worthy to turn and send him off in style. Buried Alive. Lightening and smoke effects. Black light. Classic Undertaker stuff.

Or this was it. The Undertaker's career ended with The Streak. With the shock of Brock Lesner conquering The Streak, the crowd response at Wrestlemania 30 wasn't at the level it could, and should have been. Something which again could be corrected with at least something similar to what was mentioned above, or anything really. It would be nice to see, but am okay being content anticipating the obvious WWE Hall Of Fame induction, but hearing Mark Calloway's speech could be epic. Simple but has impact in his words. Typical Undertaker.

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