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We’ve had loads of entries in for the ‘gum’ picture. Some of them funny, some of them creepy, some of them downright bizarre. But in the end it was the following that had us chuckling our little headstones off. Congratulations, Victor!

The image will be added to the prestigious gallery of chuckles as our collection of Deadman related funnies begins to grow. Onward to the next quirky Undertaker image and this time we’re adding a little spice into the mix in the form of sister site Melina-Unlimited.net‘s very own Melina! What do you make of this one? Submit your entries in comments! And let’s try and keep it PG guys, please?

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The team celebrate 900 episodes of RAW while Karl finally suffers a mental breakdown courtesy of TNA. Vickie Guerrero has no power over them.

Greetings from the dark side. Well here we are with WWE’s Night of Champions just on the horizon and it is expected to be The Undertaker vs Kane for the world heavyweight championship. This will be the first time the Undertaker and Kane will have been involved in a world title match together in 12 years. Much has changed since the year of 1998 however as Kane is not looking for a world title anymore; he has that, but now it seems his main goal is to eliminate his brother from the WWE for good. Kane also claims that his brother is growing weaker and weaker and is the phenom no more. Is there any truth to this? Kane certainly seems as dominating as he ever has and is even using his brother’s own mind games against him. If the past is any indicator to the outcome of this rivalry, then it is likely that the Undertaker will have his revenge as he always has in the past. But then again, is this Undertaker still the monster he certainly needs to be to beat Kane at his absolute best? Has some of the Undertaker’s aura diminished because of the up and down year he has suffered? How much confidence does the phenom have in himself? He will certainly need plenty of it as it pains me to say that Kane appears to have his number, at least for now. One thing is for sure and that is the fact that one of the greatest rivalries in wrestling history is about to implode and possibly change the course of WWE history with one brother destroying the other.
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The saga continues this week as all through Smackdown we were teased with an announcement from Kane. That announcement in the end being that he would face The Undertaker at Night Of Champions for the World Heavyweight Championship and not only would he beat him, he’d destroy him completely. These threats carried out to the ring, Kane arriving in a coffin and proceeding to pace a hole in the ring as he ranted his ire about his brothers popularity. Kane’s grapes are seriously sour, he should take a tip from LayCool and turn that frown upside down! Okay.. maybe not. But still, there’s only so much ranting you can do before you’re repeating yourself. Thankfully, before it could get to that stage Kane was interrupted by The Undertaker who made his way to the ring with a score to settle.

However, before ‘Taker could get his hands on his wayward sibling, the old bell tolled and when the lights came up Kane was gone. The Undertaker looked suitably ticked off about this, then turned his attention back to the closed casket at ringside. If this were an Undertaker trick, he’d probably show up inside the thing as if by magic, right? So thinking his brother is playing his own game Taker goes to check, ready to stomp a hole in Kane should he be inside. However, much to his chagrin, Kane is nowhere to be seen. The casket empty.

Before he can give it much more thought that Titantron sparks into life and there’s Kane, smiling down at his brother and laughing. According to the big red monster, he’s stolen The Undertakers power. Leaving Taker weak, unable to defend himself and no longer able to play those mind games with his brother. Is this true? It certainly looks that way. Since returning from his ‘vegetative state’ The Undertaker has been noticeably under the weather. Coughing, tired eyelinerless eyes. He isn’t The Undertaker we know and love, that’s for sure.

Okay so blurring the lines between storyline and reality, it’s evident our guy isn’t 100% since his injury and I’m not surprised, I hope he continues to take things easy in this vein until he’s properly healed. However, I like what it’s added to the tale. I’m probably in a tiny minority but I actually like this form of Undertaker, I’m intrigued by it. We’ve never truly seen the Deadman stripped of his ‘power’. We’ve seen other people beat him to within an inch of his life but we’ve never seen him drained and unable to fight back in his usual manner. I think it’s interesting and I’m even more interested in finding out where this will go and how it will play out at Night Of Champions. Surely in his current state there’s no earthly way The Undertaker could hope to beat the much stronger Kane. Is he just a lamb to the slaughter? How long until The Undertaker get’s his strength back? How will he get it back? Will he be able to claw back to the top and reclaim that title as well as his pride? There’s so many questions here and I have to look at those already screaming ‘Boring’ at this feud and shake my head a little. Just because there hasn’t been ten gallons of blood shed yet doesn’t mean it’s dull. Just because it’s doing something a little different doesn’t mean it’s not worth it. Have a little imagination, get caught up in the drama, recognize it for what it is and enjoy it!

I personally cant wait to see how it’ll play out and how The Deadman will claw himself out of this one. For the first time in his career, he truly has been knocked off of his throne.

Kane Speaks On Whether He’ll Be Retiring From WWE Soon
by Matt Boone
Sep 02, 2010

The following is an excerpt from an article on Kane from the Baltimore Sun:

[Glenn "Kane"] Jacobs has been enjoying a career revival of late. He had spent the past several years in WWE in more of a supporting role, but the on-again, off-again feud between Kane and his “brother,” The Undertaker, has heated up again and thrust Jacobs back into main events.

Jacobs started with WWE in 1995, playing a demented dentist named Dr. Isaac Yankem. The character didn’t really catch on, nor did Jacobs’ subsequent character, Diesel. However, when he was presented with the chance to play Kane and engage in a twisted sibling rivalry with WWE’s legendary Undertaker, Jacobs knew he was onto something.

“Getting to work with The Undertaker right off the bat was a tremendous opportunity,” he said. “It was an opportunity to be a career-maker, and fortunately I was able to take advantage of that.”

Check out the complete article at BaltimoreSun.com

Thanks to many of you for pointing this one out, a second Hell In A Cell promo poster has surfaced online, there seems to be several of them for different superstars floating around. Does anyone actually see these posters go up in their towns? Just curious. Click to view!

Big thanks to our very own Katy for scanning in the pages featuring the tall dark and (not quite) dead one, The Undertaker! Click on the thumbnails to view full size!

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Source: Chris, thank you!!

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You read it right! according to reports last night after RAW went off air there was one final match in which The Undertaker replaced Randy Orton in a scheduled steel cage match for the WWE Championship. Here’s the report.

I was at the 900th episode of Raw tonight, where the dark match main event was a triple threat cage match for the WWE championship between Sheamus, John Cena and the Undertaker. (it was advertised as Orton instead of ‘Taker, but I guess they changed it last minute.) Match started and ‘Taker took out Sheamus quickly with a boot to the face into the cage after Sheamus was crotched on the rope. Undertaker and Cena then went at it. Taker hit old school, followed by the choke slam. When getting ready for the tombstone, Cena hit the attitude adjustment and went for the pin. Taker locked in the Hells Gate, but before cena could tap sheamus had gotten up and out the door thus ending the match. Kane then came down to the ring and fought with taker to the back leaving Cena in the ring alone. The 5 nexus members then came to the ring for a beatdown, but Cena was saved by Matt Hardy MVP Mark Henry John Morrison and Evan Bourne. They got rid of all of Nexus but Wade Barrett. They then all hit moves on him: The Worlds strongest slam, Ballin, Morrisons kick off the ropes, followed by an attitude adjustment and then the shooting star press. Cena’s music hits and the show ends with the Faces shaking hands with the crowd.

Source: Wrestlezone.com

WWE.com have released some awesome new footage of the Deadman as part of the promo’s for Smackdowns move to Syfy this fall. Worth taking a look, it’s certainly something a little different from what we’re used to.

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