Undertaker Vs. Brock Lesnar and Stone Cold Vs. CM Punk @ WrestleMania 29

Brock Lesnar retired from the UFC last night after being knocked out by TKO by Alistair Overeem which made Dana White almost sick and did not want to talk after the main event most likely because it has cost the UFC millions of dollars as he probably had high hopes for Lesnar in the future as he had more matches left on his contract.

So that brings us back to UFC 121 where Cain beat Brock and after the match where Ariel Helwani interviewed Undertaker and then Brock came over and got in the Undertaker's face and Undertaker said that they had an issue and it comes around days before the Undertaker returns 1/2/12. Undertaker and Brock will fight at either WrestleMania 28 or 29 as it looked like they were setting something jump for WrestleMania 27 but Dana White did not want to allow the match but now that he is retired that he will do an one off return to the WWE and it could happen for WrestleMania 28 in Miami but it is more likely that it will happen in Undertaker's backyard @ Cowboy Stadium. So @ WrestleMania 29 there will be over a 100 thousand fans and it will be a huge build to the match and would bring in the PPV buys and the build will be great because Undertaker knows how to talk and do a promo while Brock can talk but his best friend Paul Heyman can do amazing promos and will come back with Brock and it will be good build.

So Brock will be doing one final match @ WrestleMania 29 and will basically get the Undertaker/the Rock treatment meaning that he will do only TV and it will be the build to the Undertaker and Brock match and after WrestleMania he will be gone again. WrestleMania 29 will be a huge event because it also sounds like that Stone Cold Steve Austin will be coming back for WrestleMania 29 and will likely be facing CM Punk with great promos by both and it would be a good match and Austin is a Texas Native will bring in a lot of local interest along with Austin is the face of the attitude era.

So WrestleMania 29 in Dallas will be the biggest wrestling event in history

Tom Mehegan