WrestleMania 28: Why Undertaker vs. Triple H Must End in Blood

If there was one match with two WWE stars that could bring back the violence and brutality so many fans have asked for, it would be the Hell in a Cell bout between Undertaker and Triple H at WrestleMania 28. 

As everyone knows, WWE banned blood from all television as a way to bring in more youthful sponsors—like Mattel, which makes all the WWE-related toys and products. 

That was a smart idea for the business, but it has taken a huge toll on the impact that Hell in a Cell matches have.

This used to be a gimmick that the fans loved because they knew exactly what they were going to get: two stars who wanted to beat the hell out of each other until the other couldn't stand. 

Over the last four years, Hell in a Cell has devolved into a shell of it's former self. These are just standard wrestling matches that happen to take place inside a cage. All the impact they once had flew out the window. 

Triple H and Undertaker can bring some of that magic back with one great performance at WrestleMania. And if anyone can do it, it would be these two. 

Other wrestlers can't do it for fear of punishment, suspension or being fined a hefty amount of money. Triple H and Undertaker have more power than anyone working with the company today, so what do they have to lose?

Even if Triple H and/or Undertaker go against the blood decree, it's not like Vince McMahon is going to really do anything to either one of them. There might be a public statement that they have been fined, like last year when Triple H hit Undertaker in the head with a chair, but it won't be anything severe. 

This match desperately needs blood. Neither one of these stars can do the things they used to, so they have to manufacture drama in other ways. Blood will get the fans gasping because it's something they never see. 

Triple H and Undertaker have to bring back that Hell in a Cell attitude at WrestleMania 28. They don't wrestle much anymore, so they have to lay out all the stops in this match to make sure the fans get their money's worth. 

Blood will be the answer, and there should be plenty of it at WrestleMania. 

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