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We should say we do get The Funeral director VS Sting at Wrestlemania 31. At the point when the occasion moves around, Taker will be 50 years of age, and Sting will be 56 (their birthdays are an insignificant four days separated, with Taker being on Walk twentieth and Sting being on the 24th). You don't have to be a math virtuoso to comprehend that consolidates to 106 years on this planet.

Keep in mind when everybody made "Age In The Confine" jokes about WCW having Mass Hogan and Roddy Flautist confront one another in a Steel Confine at Halloween Ruin 1997? At the time of that match, Flute player was 43 and Hogan was 44. That is 87 joined years, almost two decades short of what we'd see with Taker VS Sting.

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); To further place that into viewpoint, in Mae Youthful's last singles match (October eleventh, 1999, in a match with Ivory), she was 76 years of age, and Ivory was 37. That is 113 consolidated years, people. The huge joke was that Mae Junior was so extremely old when she was wrestling, and, after its all said and done, her match scarcely demolishes what Taker VS Sting would provide for us the extent that joined ages is concerned. Clearly, Taker VS Sting at Wrestlemania is a much greater arrangement than Mae Adolescent VS Ivory on an irregular scene of Crude, yet the truth remains that WWE would be in some uncharted region with having two individuals of such a propelled age featuring a pay-for every perspective for them.