The Undertaker says Roman Reigns should've broken his WrestleMania streak
WWE Legend The Undertaker says he wishes Roman Reigns was the person who finished his WrestleMania streak.
Just two men have crushed The Deadman at the Grandest Stage of The All: Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. The Beast Incarnate finished the notable streak at WrestleMania 30, while The Tribal Chief gave The Undertaker his second misfortune at 'Madness 33.
Addressing The Dallas Morning News, The Deadman expressed that Roman should've been the one to break his streak rather than Brock Lesnar:
"I couldn't say whether Brock was the right person. I like Brock, me and Brock are companions. I don't realize that Brock required that success. Brock was a real hotshot by then. In this way, I don't realize that he wanted it. Roman, without a doubt... that was the right call. I simply wish he might have been first. In the event that Roman would have had the option to do it, I figure it would have expanded the worth."
The Undertaker is disturbed that Roman Regins beat him when he wasn't at his best
Subsequent to wrestling for more than thirty years, The Undertaker's presentation in the ring has changed throughout the long term. One reason he would rather not have another match is on the grounds that he wouldn't have the option to perform at a significant level.
The Phenom said he wasn't sound when he confronted Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, and it annoys him that the Universal Champion battled him when he was certainly not 100%:
"When I got to Roman, that WrestleMania, I was not truly sound by any means. Along these lines, he didn't outdo me. That pesters me... I wish I might have been better and he would have been first since I feel that would have soar him even sooner – I mean, he's there now. Along these lines, it doesn't make any difference. He held up a couple of years, however he has it sorted out. That is to say, everything occurs on purpose. Egotistically? Indeed. Business-wise? What's more, I'm generally business first, what will be will be. I question that anyone will at any point get to 21-0. My place in history is the thing that it is. I can't fret over nothing."
