Shawn Michaels built a career that defined Eras, inspired generations and created a professional wrestling legend. However, although in reality this does not tarnish his legacy, he sometimes remembers that, after saying goodbye to The Undertaker in Wrestlemania 27, he will return to star in that infamous fight with Triple H against the same burial and Kane in Crown Jewel 2018.
► The glory of not being perfect
On the other hand, for the two -time member of the WWE Hall of Fame That last time is not a reason for shame but of pride. This is explained in Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway:
“It really doesn't bother me. I don't care … if that is going to be the only bad fight of the 599 who came out fantastic. If you are going to put a stain to that, and with that you go to … I don't care. I couldn't press just enough to make me feel bad about that. I'm sorry … I almost take it as a reason for pride, because … I don't know. Think about the life I have taken. I don't like to win my last fight. You can't be The Heartbreak Kid and winning your last fight …
“I cannot be part of DX and that my last fight is not completely crazy. I don't know. It's like … I don't know, because of whatever this is … I will say this: thanks to you and many others, I am incredibly proud of everything else.
There is no … there is not enough shame in this world that makes me feel bad about that. Do you know what I mean? I don't know.”
Undertaker admits that he planned to hit Shawn Michaels
