Sunday had arrived, so that meant WrestleMania XXX was upon us
Time to witness the majesty and pageantry of "The Showcase of The Immortals"
Such an iconic scene with these three legends in the ring together
Cesaro slammed Big Show over the top-rope to win the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal
Bray Wyatt had quite the impressive showing versus John Cena in his WrestleMania debut
Everything was going great...
Until The Streak ended. This shocking decision literally sucked the life out of the Superdome. I thought and hoped the ref had simply botched the count, but no such luck. It was over. Still believe it was a Bad Call and one that the WWE will regret for years to come. If it was going to end it should have already ended or if The Undertaker wasn't physically able to compete he should have stayed at home so the streak would live on. Why Brock Lesnar? I get that Taker is a devoted UFC fan and him and Brock are probably pals, but there's enough people in the chain of command that had to think this was a mistake. For the WWE to build up The Undertaker's Streak throughout the years as something so sacred it's quite the injustice to Taker, the WWE and all the fans the way it ended. There should have been more theatrics involved with such a conclusion and a way better story. The build for this match and the match itself was lackluster. I had such high hopes going into the battle. How about giving the rub to someone like Bray Wyatt? Just think about the creepy adventure these two would have taken the viewers along. The thing about it is Bray Wyatt is going to be there tomorrow night on RAW. Brock Lesnar will not. Also, The streak ending completely overshadowed Cesaro and Daniel Bryan's colossal WrestleMania moments.
Purple and gold confetti rained down on everyone inside the Superdome after Daniel Bryan defied the odds by winning the WWE World Heavyweight Championship on "The Grandest Stage of Them All" WrestleMania. YES! YES! YES!
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