The Five Best Suitors to Challenge The Undertakers Streak

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Hey everyone, last wrestlemania the legendary Undertaker became 20-0 and continue his streak. This years wrestlemania has a lot of star power as well as some veterans who would like a chance. Here is my list of the top five who may take on the Undertaker and his streak:

5. Sheamus
Sheamus has had a huge year all ready and has been on a tear since winning the royal rumble. Sheamus hasn't even lost a match in months, and has even stated he would like to face Undertaker at wrestlemania. Sheamus may have a chance at the streak since he has mass starpower over the wwe universe and his match against the Undertaker could be a classic.

4. The Rock
I know, I know many of you want to see the rock take on the undertaker but it doesn't seem likely to happen since he placed himself in the wwe championship scene. The Rock and Undertaker would be a classic matchup and a great, refreshing fued in the sometime boring WWE program.

3. Brock Lesnar
Since Lesnar returned to the WWE he has been an angery heel and wants star power over the whole company. Lesnar has a good shot at facing Undertaker at mania since they are paying him so much money and this match would be a definite blockbuster.This is Lesnar' s suposed last match on his massive contract so WWE would want a superstar type of match from him and what better opponent than Undertaker?

2. Chris Jericho
Even though they never fueded in his long career, Chris has the starpower to make this match a must-see main event. Back in Smackdown, i believe it was 2008, they both had a few amazing matches that fans want to see more of. Jericho and his mic skills would help evlevate thegreat fued, and would be a pleasure to watch in the ring.

1. John Cena
Cena and taker would be a blockbuster for all WWE fans. Cena claims he did almost everything in the current WWE setting-except one major challenge- face the undertaker at wrestlemania. Its everyone's dream to face the taker at wrestlemania and cena can put on a show for the ages. Cena would add great star power to the match and with the other veterans on the show- Wrestlemania 29 could be a show for the ages.

Update on Triple H Being Out Until WrestleMania 29, the Brock Lesnar Rematch and More

We noted before that the new working idea was for Triple H to remain out of action until WrestleMania 29 next year. It wasn't known if that would be the date for the Brock Lesnar rematch or if WWE had scrapped the rematch altogether. Sources now report that the working plan is indeed for Lesnar-HHH II to take place at WrestleMania.

Obviously this would nix any plans for Lesnar vs. The Undertaker or Lesnar vs. The Rock. It's important to note that WrestleMania plans are always being worked on but the match they are going with is Lesnar vs. Triple H. While plans do change, it's said that because of Triple H's power, this match probably won't change as many times as the others will.

I reported on Monday that this week's Triple H retirement speech was not planned at SummerSlam when he loss to Lesnar but WWE wasn't happy with the original crowd reaction to his apparent retirement. One person in WWE noted that no matter what anyone claims, the entire reason they shot the retirement segment on Monday night was because they needed to get footage of the "right" crowd reaction meaning fans chanting "thank you Hunter" and other things like that.

New Report on When Triple H Will Wrestle Again, Reason for Speech on RAW Last Night

Since SummerSlam, the Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar rematch has been speculated for WWE's Survivor Series and Hell in a Cell pay-per-views.

Now The Wrestling Observer reports that word coming out of RAW was Triple H won't be wrestling again until WrestleMania 29. No word yet if this means Lesnar's WrestleMania opponent will be Triple H or if it means they have nixed the rematch altogether.

WWE originally didn't have a Triple H speech planned for RAW this week. Last night's segment was done because of the crowd reaction they received at SummerSlam. The feeling was that fans didn't take Triple H's "retirement" serious enough at first.