JohnCenaFan28
04-11-2009, 05:49 PM
WWE star The Undertaker is still scheduled for next week's European tour after nearly suffering a legitimate injury during his WrestleMania 25 match against Shawn Michaels.
In the middle of the match, Undertaker went for a head-first dive over the top rope and nearly crashed head-first into the floor. Taker then went another 15 minutes against Michaels to create one of the all-time great WrestleMania matches.
WWE Smackdown announcer Jim Ross says Taker was shaken up, but he will be on WWE's annual post-WrestleMania international tour that begins April 15 in Dublin, Ireland.
"The Undertaker is still scheduled to travel on the upcoming European tour after his 'near miss' at WM25 in the instant classic versus Shawn Michaels," Jim Ross said on jrsbarbq.com. "I would easily surmise that both future HOF'ers will be considerably sore for several days after laying it all on the line in Reliant Stadium."
Source: PWT
In the middle of the match, Undertaker went for a head-first dive over the top rope and nearly crashed head-first into the floor. Taker then went another 15 minutes against Michaels to create one of the all-time great WrestleMania matches.
WWE Smackdown announcer Jim Ross says Taker was shaken up, but he will be on WWE's annual post-WrestleMania international tour that begins April 15 in Dublin, Ireland.
"The Undertaker is still scheduled to travel on the upcoming European tour after his 'near miss' at WM25 in the instant classic versus Shawn Michaels," Jim Ross said on jrsbarbq.com. "I would easily surmise that both future HOF'ers will be considerably sore for several days after laying it all on the line in Reliant Stadium."
Source: PWT