Wrestlemania 28: Can Triple H and Undertaker Deliver in Hell in a Cell?

Last night, we wrestling fans finally got what we wanted.

The Undertaker convinced Triple H that a match between the two at WrestleMania 28 was inevitable and with one comment about Shawn Michaels possibly being "better" than his friend, Triple H agreed to get in the ring one more time.

With one condition; that match would be a "Hell in a Cell" match in the biggest wrestling event of the year for the WWE.

Yep, things look pretty good right about now with four true main event matches and a host of others to be designed to move the company forward.

I get chills just thinking about it.

The fact that Shawn Michaels is even mentioned in this angle makes me think something is bound to happen between Triple H and Michaels either before the PPV or shortly thereafter.

Another feather in the cap of the WWE and its creative team.

But now that the match has been set, I pose the question, "Can these two superstars deliver in the company's biggest wrestling event of the year?"

There has been so much made of "The Streak" and 'Taker's injuries and Triple H's mindset of "what is good for business" and "not ending the era." They are all great for the dramatic flair of the business and the buildup to a match we have wanted to see the night after both veteran 40-somethings wore out the wrestling ring in Atlanta.

Yes, this is bigger than Rock/Cena and should deliver as such. Or at least we hope so.

As a fan of the older styles of wrestling and what it stands for, I am trilled with this match and would welcome a real brawl between the two. If the company is moving forward and giving more attention to the Wade Barrett's and Sheamus' of the business, then we need to see one hell of a "slobber knocker" as Jim Ross would call it. And yes, having JR on the mic that night would serve justice to two men who have helped build this company over the last 15 years.

But, in light of all we know (and don't know) regarding a 46-year-old "Dead Man" who looks like an old  man and a 42-year-old body Adonis, do we get the results we want?

We as fans did not want to see Sting and Hulk Hogan. We are terrified of Sting/Ric Flair. We would not welcome Kurt Angle and Sting as a great match (although Angle/Triple H would be interesting) and we still pine to see Shawn Michaels give it another go with maybe CM Punk or Chris Jericho again.

So will we swallow our mouth piece if this one falls short? Last year was a great match and Michaels and the Dead Man have delivered as well. Will it be enough to quench our thirst?

It took almost a year to get the match we knew would happen again. Will it take 40 days to get a result that will leave us scratching our heads and wondering what the hell just happened?